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May 5, 2008, 12:30 PM
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mod_rewrite, mod_proxy and http status codes
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Hi all
I have a 2.2.8 server directing traffic (mod_rewrite) to a bunch of
back-end servers. We use a 499 status code from the back end to
indicate some sort of error condition to clients.
When the clients access the back-end directly, there is no problem.
When an error ocurrs, they get the 499. This is a normal condition.
However, when clients access the back-end via the Apache proxy, the
499 status code is changed into a 500 Internal Server Error.
Is it possible that mod_proxy or mod_rewrite are interfering in this?
If so, can this be turned off?
Thanks
Wayne
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