by Markus Bangerte » Fri, 18 Feb 2000 04:00:00
is anybody using apache as a reverse-proxy ?
i have compiled apache with mod_proxy, but it's not working.
does anybody have some configuration notes how to do that ?
i want to do the following:
URL prefix (from client)
http://www.foo.com/xyz
Map to (proxy will use this)
http://www.123.com:8181/xzy
thanks and regards
markus
by Mark Slick » Fri, 18 Feb 2000 04:00:00
Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/Quote:> hi
> is anybody using apache as a reverse-proxy ?
> i have compiled apache with mod_proxy, but it's not working.
> does anybody have some configuration notes how to do that ?
> i want to do the following:
> URL prefix (from client)
> http://www.foo.com/xyz
> Map to (proxy will use this)
> http://www.123.com:8181/xzy
> thanks and regards
> markus
by Rainer Scher » Fri, 18 Feb 2000 04:00:00
use ProxyPass and ProxyPassReverse to configure the RevProxy...
This ProxyPassReverse makes your "web sub system" invisible
to the front end browser.
For more info please see the docs...
cu - rainer
> hi
> is anybody using apache as a reverse-proxy ?
> i have compiled apache with mod_proxy, but it's not working.
> does anybody have some configuration notes how to do that ?
> i want to do the following:
> URL prefix (from client)
> http://www.foo.com/xyz
> Map to (proxy will use this)
> http://www.123.com:8181/xzy
> thanks and regards
> markus
1. WWW and PROXY auth when using Apache as authetifying reverse-proxy
Hello all.
I'm using Apache's latest version (1.3.14) and it seems I hit a wall someone
has met before me. Basically the problem is as follows: - I have a reverse
proxy that works just fine thanks to ProxyPass and ProxyPassReverse. Let's
call him "rproxy". He "hides" a http server, I'll call "server". - when I ask
for authentication on a resource located on "server" (using either Location
or Directory in the httpd.conf file of "rproxy"), "rproxy" sends a PROXY auth
to the client. I would expect a HTTP auth request... The user authentifies,
the "proxy" validates the credentials against the local database, and then
FORWARDS the auth request to the "server".
Problem is that I want the PROXY to authenticate the user, not the back-end
server. Is there a way to configure the "proxy" system so that the auth
request is not forwarded to the server?
I've tried <Directory>, <Location (dirname)>, <Location (urlname)> with very
limited success...
Has someone managed to make this work?
Thanks in advance
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