icicimov at gmail
Jul 1, 2009, 4:12 PM
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One way to preserve the host name is putting
UseCanonicalName On
in the virtual host but not sure if it helps in your case.
On Wed, Jul 1, 2009 at 10:56 PM, K. Clair <kclair [at] gmail> wrote:
> Hi, I realized I forgot to mention we are running apache 2.0. On Tue, June
> 30, 2009 8:52 pm, Igor Cicimov wrote: > What about this: > > DirectoryIndex
> index.cfm this was already set in our server config. > > Or maybe changing
> the redirect to > > RewriteRule ^/(.*)$ http://192.168.0.100/$1 [P] > this
> doesn't help. this is (part of) the log line for the initial request:
> [rid#ccdee58/initial] (4) RewriteCond: input='/'
> pattern='.*\.cfm|cfc|cfml|jsp|jws$' => not -matched it isn't until after it
> processes the .htaccess file in the domain's docroot that i see this in the
> rewrite log: rid#ccef280/subreq] (2) init rewrite engine with requested uri
> /index.cfm i need to use the proxy rewrite at this point, but it seems like
> by this point i lose the ability to preserve the requested hostname for the
> proxy server (for which i can use ProxyPreserveHost On in the server config
> or vhost block). > > On Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 11:41 PM, K. Clair wrote: > >>
> Hi All, >> >> I'm trying to figure out if the following is possible. Let me
> know if >> anyone has any ideas! >> >> I have a webserver that takes all
> incoming requests, and I am trying >> to proxy all coldfusion requests to
> another server. >> >> So I have set up a rewrite to catch the requests based
> on filenames >> and proxy them, like so: >> RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME}
> .*\.cfm|cfc|cfml|jsp|jws$ [NC] >> RewriteRule ^(.*)$
> http://192.168.0.100/$1 [P] >> >> This is configured to apply across many
> virtual hosts, so the proxy >> server needs to know the requested hostname.
> Therefor, I'm also using >> ProxyPreserveHost On in the server config. >> >>
> This is all working splendidly except for directory requests which >> come
> in as /, and where the index file is index.cfm. To catch these >> requests,
> it seems I need to put the rewrite in a .htaccess file. >> However,
> ProxyPreserveHost cannot go in the .htaccess file, and it >> being set to On
> in the main server config is not carrying over to the >> .htaccess file. So
> when the rewrite goes in the .htaccess file, >> requests to / get properly
> proxied, but the proxy server cannot answer >> correctly because the
> requested hostname is lost. >> >> Thoughts?? and Thanks! >> -K >>
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