Luiz Gustavo Anflor Pereira wrote:
Thank you for answering. My apache is 2.0.50. I will upgrade it to
2.0.52. But it seems to me that mod_rewrite will (as the name says)
rewrite the URL, and the client will see the new URL. Is that correct?
In my case, the backend server is behind a firewall,
>Para: users@httpd.apache.orgAssunto:
Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] SSL headers
through proxy
You don't say what version of Apache you are using.
Hopefully, you are using at least Apache 2.0.52, because what
you want to accomplish can't really be done with earlier
versions. You do want to use mod_head
You don't say what version of Apache you are using. Hopefully, you are
using at least Apache 2.0.52, because what you want to accomplish can't
really be done with earlier versions. You do want to use mod_headers and
mod_proxy (sort of), but what you are missing is mod_rewrite. The
following i
Hello allI am trying to pass the cliente certificate through an apache configured with mod_ssl, mod-proxy and mod_headers.The idea is the client being autenticated in the apache server, but the certificate being available to the backend server, something like this:client <==> apache server (mod_p
