It is really easier than Apache that is why it seems so hard. :-) When you first create the rule, it asks you for the URL. What did you put in there? If my vhost or default host is http://mysite.com. I have one default rule.
Lets try it this way. Do you only have one rule you will be using for this vhost? On Mon, Mar 7, 2011 at 4:39 PM, Ghent <[email protected]> wrote: > Tony, > > I'm afraid I don't follow? I'm an apache wiz and I have to say, all > this is leaving me feeling quite stupid lol ;) > > > > On Mon, Mar 7, 2011 at 4:32 PM, Tony Zakula <[email protected]> wrote: >> Ah! Maybe that is your issue. Your URL for your rule is usually >> something like "/blog" meaning the request is coming in to your vhost, >> and it is matching off of the root. Does that make sense? So if your >> vhost URL is http://lbbrf.griefwatch.net, you could just use "/". >> >> On Mon, Mar 7, 2011 at 4:26 PM, Ghent <[email protected]> wrote: >>> Tony, >>> >>> Thank you. I tried what I think your answers are saying but I had >>> different trouble. >>> >>>>> 1) In Cherokee I setup a new information source as an external site >>>>> with the address being "lbbrf.griefwatch.net" >>>> >>>> - I am assuming this is setup as http://lbbrf.griefwatch.net >>>> >>> >>> I changed my information source from 'lbbrf.griefwatch.net' to >>> 'http://lbbrf.griefwatch.net'. When I made this change, I started to >>> get a 503 service unavailable message from the browser when trying to >>> access my reverse proxy URL (http://www.lbbrf.com/kb/) >>> >>> >>>> 2) In my vhost I created a directory with a Reverse Proxy handler >>>> 2a) The only option enabled is use keep-alives >>>> >>>> - You probably want to enable preserve host header. This makes a >>>> difference if you are going in and coming back out. >>>> >>> >>> I turned on Enable Preserve Host Header (it was previously off) >>> >>> >>>> 2b) The information source is set to my configured information source >>>> >>>> Check that and let us know. >>>> >>> >>> Not sure what you meant by this. I checked that it was configured to >>> use my information source, which is mentioned above. Its set to use >>> round robin with the only defined source being the source above. >>> >>> With the source being configured as 'lbbrf.griefwatch.net' the proxy >>> address ends up redirecting to the main website of the host I am >>> trying to proxy. You can see this behavior right now if you go to >>> http://www.lbbrf.com/kb/ >>> >>> With the source being configured as 'http://griefwatch.net' the proxy >>> address returns a "503 service unavailable" error. >>> >>> Anything further we could try? Or perhaps more detailed information? >>> Thank you. >>> >>> .: Ghent >>> >> > _______________________________________________ Cherokee mailing list [email protected] http://lists.octality.com/listinfo/cherokee
