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I have 2 internal webservers intern1.my.com and intern2.my.com
I have a gateway machine that should be www.my.com.
On the gateway machine apache runs.
The gateway should redirect www.my.com/intern2/* to intern2.my.com/*
(invisible for the client). So far so good, that can be done fine
with the proxy settings.

Then I want to redirect all the rest (!) to intern1.my.com/*
But: the client should not see paths like www.my.com/intern1/* but only
www.my.com/*

I thought of adding proxy rules for "/" but that soes not seem to work,
nor is there a "default" setting for proxy rules.

I even tried rewriting rules but these are visible to the client.

Can anybody give me a simple solution?

Thanks,
Carsten.

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ProxyPass /intern2 http://intern2.my.com/
ProxyPass / http://intern1.my.com/

You should get the behaviour you're looking for.

moo
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          Ron Klatchko - Manager, Advanced Technology Group          
           UCSF Library and Center for Knowledge Management          

: You should get the behaviour you're looking for.

Unfortunately it seems that "/" is not treated in the way one would
like it to have that is "match to everything". Any other idea or a
hint how to enable "/" work as I'd like o have it?

Thanks,
Carsten.

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Tel ++49 6897 935-0

I want to die peacefully in sleep like my grandfather.  
Not screaming in terror like his passengers.