Is it possible to have IP-Based vhosts an apache running behind a
reverse proxy? Where is the incoming IP data that apache usually uses
for this (its not in the HTTP headers is it?)
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> Is it possible to have IP-Based vhosts an apache running behind a
> reverse proxy? Where is the incoming IP data that apache usually uses
> for this (its not in the HTTP headers is it?)
By default, no. However, see mod_headers to add the header at the proxy
interface to pass it to the back-end.
On Jan 20, 11:23=A0pm, "D. Stussy"
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> > Is it possible to have IP-Based vhosts an apache running behind a
> > reverse proxy? Where is the incoming IP data that apache usually uses
> > for this (its not in the HTTP headers is it?)
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> By default, no. =A0However, see mod_headers to add the header at the proxy=
> interface to pass it to the back-end.
Thanks for the tip, I'll have a read through the mod_headers docs. Any
chance you would you happen to know what particular header apache
looks for this data in?
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On Jan 20, 11:23 pm, "D. Stussy"
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> news:36077bdf-0fa5-4fca-bf25-5ca345644bb1@v29g2000hsf.google groups.com...
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> > Is it possible to have IP-Based vhosts an apache running behind a
> > reverse proxy? Where is the incoming IP data that apache usually uses
> > for this (its not in the HTTP headers is it?)
>
> By default, no. However, see mod_headers to add the header at the proxy
> interface to pass it to the back-end.
Thanks for the tip, I'll have a read through the mod_headers docs. Any
chance you would you happen to know what particular header apache
looks for this data in?
There is NO header that apache looks for. You have to create one and use it
in your configuration file.