From what I can
gather from the discussion lists and documentation, there once was a module
called nsvhr for AOLS3 which proxied traffic based upon the Host: header. This
was primarily used for virtual hosting and was dropped from AOLS4 as AOLS4 has
built in virtual hosting capabilities.
We have a need to
proxy traffic based on the file path. The back end service is another TCP port
which will be running an entirely different software package and may be located
on another machine. As everything is running under SSL the requst Host: header
hostname must match the one in the listenener certificate so nsvhr would not
have worked anyway, but perhaps could have been simply modified to work from
Path rather than Host.
The functionality I
am looking for roughly correlates to the Apache "ProxyPass" and
"ProxypassReverse" directives.
Is there
functionality I am missing in AOLServer 4 to handle this?
This could probably
be handled in TCL if it is not in the core . Has anyone invented that
wheel?
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Alastair Young
Site & Network Operations Manager
Arena
Solutions
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