Your search engine is probably hardcoded or set to generate return links
with http://www.mysite.com/search ...so you would have to adjust it
to go to http://www.mysite.com/othersite/search
>This might be because you need the proxypassreverse entry, something
>like:
>--
>ProxyPassReverse /
This might be because you need the proxypassreverse entry, something like:
--
ProxyPassReverse /othersite/ http://othersite/
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See http://httpd.apac
You should be able to easily accomplish what you want like this:
In your somesite.conf add:
RewriteRule ^/othersite/(.*) http://othersite/$1 [P]
This uses mod_rewrite, as a proxy (the [P] telles it to proxy the request)
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I'm using apache2-2.0.54 on Debian.
I have a website where for some unexplained reason web request
**sometimes**, for a few users, take up to 30 seconds, whereas they
should take <5.
After some research, i found the delay was not on the application
server(J2EE), so i figured it's probably on the
