Re: ProxyPass / several URL"s

On Fri, Sep 19, 2003 at 03:35:11PM +0200, Ueli Kessler wrote:
> Hello,
> Iam running an Apache 2.0.40 Webserver who is acting as a proxy server
> for all incoming request on our website.
> We now have several redirection I must set up.
> can please tell me, how I must set up ProxyPass and ProxyPassReverse, so
> that it is working properly?
> Here is an extract from my httpd.conf file:
>
> ProxyPass /test/script* http://test2.test.com/test/script*
> ProxyPass /test/script* http://test2.test.com/test/script*
>
> Now, "script" is an url followed by all arguments like
> script?test=123;hallo=yes;123=yes
>
> So the star should indicate that everthing with "script" should be
> matched.
> Unfortunately it is not working.


ProxyPass will match the prefix, you just need to do

ProxyPass /test/script http://test2.test.com/test/script
ProxyPassReverse /test/script http://test2.test.com/test/script


Cheers

Daniel
--
Teach Yourself Apache 2 -- http://apacheworld.org/ty24/

ProxyPass / several URL"s

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Hello,
Iam running an Apache 2.0.40 Webserver who is acting as a proxy server
for all incoming request on our website.
We now have several redirection I must set up.
can please tell me, how I must set up ProxyPass and ProxyPassReverse, so
that it is working properly?
Here is an extract from my httpd.conf file:

ProxyPass /test/script* http://test2.test.com/test/script*
ProxyPass /test/script* http://test2.test.com/test/script*
=20
Now, "script" is an url followed by all arguments like
script?test=3D123;hallo=3Dyes;123=3Dyes
=20
So the star should indicate that everthing with "script" should be
matched.
Unfortunately it is not working.
=20
Do I need to add RewriteRules, or some special regular expression??

Thank you very much for your help!

Kind Regards,
=20
-Ueli Kessler



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RE: ProxyPass / several URL"s

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Hi Daniel,
Thank you very much for your help!! It works now!!

Have a nice weekend,

-Ueli

-----Original Message-----
From: Daniel Lopez [mailto:daniel@rawbyte.com]=20
Sent: Freitag, 19. September 2003 15:03
To: modproxy-dev@apache.org
Subject: Re: ProxyPass / several URL's




On Fri, Sep 19, 2003 at 03:35:11PM +0200, Ueli Kessler wrote:
> Hello,
> Iam running an Apache 2.0.40 Webserver who is acting as a proxy server

> for all incoming request on our website. We now have several=20
> redirection I must set up. can please tell me, how I must set up=20
> ProxyPass and ProxyPassReverse, so that it is working properly?
> Here is an extract from my httpd.conf file:
>=20
> ProxyPass /test/script* http://test2.test.com/test/script*
> ProxyPass /test/script* http://test2.test.com/test/script*
>
> Now, "script" is an url followed by all arguments like=20
> script?test=3D123;hallo=3Dyes;123=3Dyes
>
> So the star should indicate that everthing with "script" should be=20
> matched. Unfortunately it is not working.


ProxyPass will match the prefix, you just need to do

ProxyPass /test/script http://test2.test.com/test/script
ProxyPassReverse /test/script http://test2.test.com/test/script


Cheers

Daniel
--=20
Teach Yourself Apache 2 -- http://apacheworld.org/ty24/



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Re: ProxyPass / several URL"s

Ueli Kessler wrote:

> ProxyPass /test/script* http://test2.test.com/test/script*
> ProxyPass /test/script* http://test2.test.com/test/script*
>
> Now, "script" is an url followed by all arguments like
> script?test=123;hallo=yes;123=yes
>
> So the star should indicate that everthing with "script" should be matched.
> Unfortunately it is not working.

The parameter is a prefix match, not a regular expression match - take
the *'s away and it will work.

Regards,
Graham
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