> I don't get it, I must be missing something. Any clue, please?
You're possibly in a situation where your rewrite rule is matching
against subsequent requests, causing a loop.
For example:-
1. You make a request to /something/ which is proxied by your rule to
http://www.mysite.es/something/
2.
2010/3/3 Daniel López Robles :
> Tom Evans escribió:
>>
>> 2010/3/2 Daniel López Robles :
>>
>>>
>>> Hello:
>>>
>>> We have two Apaches in a server:
>>>
>>> Apache 2.2.14, reverse proxy, listening to IP 192.168.24.X
>>> Apache 2.2.11, which actually serves the websites, listening to IP
>>> 192.168.
Tom Evans escribió:
2010/3/2 Daniel López Robles :
Hello:
We have two Apaches in a server:
Apache 2.2.14, reverse proxy, listening to IP 192.168.24.X
Apache 2.2.11, which actually serves the websites, listening to IP
192.168.24.Y
Domain name proxy.mysite.es points to our reverse proxy Apac
2010/3/2 Daniel López Robles :
> Hello:
>
> We have two Apaches in a server:
>
> Apache 2.2.14, reverse proxy, listening to IP 192.168.24.X
> Apache 2.2.11, which actually serves the websites, listening to IP
> 192.168.24.Y
>
> Domain name proxy.mysite.es points to our reverse proxy Apache, and we
Hello:
We have two Apaches in a server:
Apache 2.2.14, reverse proxy, listening to IP 192.168.24.X
Apache 2.2.11, which actually serves the websites, listening to IP
192.168.24.Y
Domain name proxy.mysite.es points to our reverse proxy Apache, and we
need it to send requests to the other Apac
