On 3/5/07, Irene Hall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks for this. I tried the PT flag and it didn't make any difference.
The disadvantage of not using mod_jk is that by using the http port of
my app server in a rewrite it forces an external redirect and the URL is
exposed to the browser which is
Thanks for this. I tried the PT flag and it didn't make any difference.
The disadvantage of not using mod_jk is that by using the http port of
my app server in a rewrite it forces an external redirect and the URL is
exposed to the browser which is not what I want Do I gather from
what you'
On 3/5/07, Irene Hall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Please can somebody explain why this is not working.
In my inc file I have a redirect on the secure port for my.secure.domain
RewriteRule ^//(.*).pdf
//?param1=xyz¶m2=$1.pdf [L]
I have a JKMount for
JKMount //* wo
Please can somebody explain why this is not working.
In my inc file I have a redirect on the secure port for
my.secure.domain
RewriteRule ^//(.*).pdf
//?param1=xyz¶m2=$1.pdf [L]
I have a JKMount for
JKMount //* worker2
I am deliberately doing an "internal redire
