I made a mistake:
Where it says:
/ (type: default, handler: proxy, target: information
source A)
It should be:
(default) .....
It isn't a Directory/Fullpath/regex-type rule, after all.
:)
On 13/10/10 11:47, Taher Shihadeh wrote:
Hey, let it be peace!! ;)
One flamewar is enough for this month. I don't think Stefan was
implying anything special. Maybe the explanation seemed too obvious to
him, which it isn't if there is space left for doubt. I'll be more
verbous, and would love it if you could give back some pointers as to
which documentation sections you would have improved (and how). :-)
The mappings:
Instead of using your apporach with Apache, let your default rule
proxy '/' and everything not previously matched. In our example, this
will point to the information source called A, for example, on your
preferred port: 1234. And instead of negating other folders, make
Directory-type rules for each path that is to be served by other
backends: say source B at port 1235 and source C at port 1236.
Rules:
/foo (type: Directory, handler: proxy, target: information
source B)
/bar (type: Directory, handler: proxy, target: information
source C)
/ (type: default, handler: proxy, target: information
source A)
Information sources:
A 127.0.0.1:1234
B 127.0.0.1:1235
C 127.0.0.1:1236
Let us know if it works for you. And I'm serious about the
documentation hints. I'll be waiting for those ;)
The clearer our docs are, the better.
Regards.
On 13/10/10 11:19, Voltron wrote:
For fear that the issue might have been to obvious, I decided to take
a look again in the doc(http://www.cherokee-project.com/doc/
config_virtual_servers_rule_types.html). I saw no direct connection
with a case of using a case with several backends that match specific
paths.
I apologize for my ignorance. Is there someone that can explain things
with a few more details? Or is there a page that clarifies the
situation in a doc page that I have missed? I would rather not have
help with stefan using words like "seriously" and "obviously", it
implies something else.
Thanks
On Oct 13, 11:11 am, Stefan de Konink<[email protected]> wrote:
On Wed, 13 Oct 2010, Voltron wrote:
I still cant get this to work:
Host match : *localhost
The first rule:
^/admin/(.+)?/ ( I want to match /admin")
Second:
^//(.+)?/ ( I want to match "/")
Seriously... we have a Directory match for that, stuff that works
out of
the box.
Stefan
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