On 2/5/13 1:16 PM, Nick Kew wrote:
On 5 Feb 2013, at 17:31, Dave Shevett wrote:
However, my problem is I want to rewrite the protocol side of the
URL, not just the path. I need to change it from 'http' to 'https'.
Sounds like you're looking for "Header edit&quo
On 2/5/13 12:16 PM, Nick Kew wrote:
On 5 Feb 2013, at 14:40, Dave Shevett wrote:
Hi folks, I've come a long way understanding how ProxyPassReverse is supposed
to work, and in many ways it's doing exactly what I want it to do - it rewrites
the URLs on returning redirects to match
Hi folks, I've come a long way understanding how ProxyPassReverse is
supposed to work, and in many ways it's doing exactly what I want it to
do - it rewrites the URLs on returning redirects to match a specific
pattern.
However, my problem is I want to rewrite the protocol side of the URL,
not
<http://FOO.com/>10.122.95.146:8009/ <http://10.122.95.146:8009/>
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Dave Shevett
shev...@pobox.com
is wrong in my implementation?
I thought that perhaps proxypassreverse could take a subdir argument,
but nothing on that page or any other page gives examples of it.
Sorry to waste a lot of bandwidth with this, but it's been very frustrating.
-d
On Nov 26, 2012, at 3:27 PM, Dave Shevet
st gives a redirect ('not logged in'), and redirects to
HomePage.action. But the redirect as received by the browser is /a/,
not /c/, I assume due to the proxypassreverse earlier in the vhost
definition.
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Dave Shevett
shev...@pobox.com
e using ProxyPass and
ProxyPassReverse? Should I reconfigure this to use mod_rewrite and use
[P] rules? An initial stab at that failed, but if that's where I should
go I'll use it.
Help please?
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Dave Shevett
shev...@pobox.com
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