Perhaps Apache::ProxyStuff will do the trick for you.
Regards,
Christian
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> Sent: Monday, October 30, 2000 9:00 AM
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> Subject: Proxy Rewrite
>
>
> Problem: When using the Light & Heavy Server methods
> of processing web delivery, there are several methods of
> proxying reques to multiple backend servers (squid,
> mod_rewrite, mod_proxy) can be used. And these
> seem to work well, but one small issue still crops up.
>
> ProxyPassReverse works as described and modifies
> the Location header. Is there something else that
> will filter/translate included URL's?
>
> For example
> ProxyPass /product/itemA/
>
> http://modperl.internal.com/root/service/path/mason/
> ProxyPass /product/itemB/
>
> http://websphere.internal.com/content/product/information/
>
> ProxyPass /customer/Service/
> http://iis.internal.com/inetpub//ASP/customer/
>
> Will translate on the way in and the equiv ProxyPassReverse
> will modify the Location for the proxied pages going out. What
> methods of others used on the Light Server to modify the urls
> generated by pages on the backend servers to resemble
> http://external.server.com/product/itemB/faq.shtml ?
>
> (pointers to previous discussions or alternative sources
> welcomed)
>
> At this point I think that the light server will have to
> include mod_perl to search the pages and modifiy
> the content. I'd really like to keep the front end
> proxy server .. 'light'
>
> Kermit Tensmeyer - Dallas TSC
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