Synopsis: mod-proxy runs like a redirect directive in a particular situation
Comment-Added-By: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Comment-Added-When: Wed Aug 6 14:22:08 PDT 1997 Comment-Added: After additional user input the problem appears to be a bug in mod_proxy (?). A directive like ProxyPass /path/foobar http://somewhere/anything does not work, when '/path/' is a path that exists on the local (proxy) server (eg. an existing directory). The local server tries to handle the requests locally and ignores the ProxyPass directive. If '/path/' does not exist on the server, the request is correctly forwarded as specified in the ProxyPass directive. Possible workarounds: - use only path arguments with ProxyPass that are not existing on the local server - use mod_rewrite Synopsis-Changed-From: mod-proxy runs like a redirect directive in a particular situation Synopsis-Changed-To: ProxyPass is not handled if the local path is an existing path/directory Synopsis-Changed-By: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Synopsis-Changed-When: Wed Aug 6 14:22:08 PDT 1997 Severity-Changed-From-To: non-critical-critical Severity-Changed-By: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Severity-Changed-When: Wed Aug 6 14:22:08 PDT 1997
