Hi ! Can the mod_proxy (ProxyPass Directive) work bettwen two ssl web servers (port 443) with apache?? Something like :
<virtualhost .... _:443> ProxyPass /xpto/ https://whatever.com/xpto/ ProxyPassReverse /xpto/ https://whatever.com/xpto/ </virtualhost> How can i do something like this ?? thanks in advance Nuno On Wed, 17 Jan 2001, Daniel Lopez wrote: > Hi, > > It works! Thank you very much Ask. Now I have my application servers in > different non-standard HTTP ports and using the proxy module I can > centralise access through the 80 and 443 ports thus avoiding firewall > problems and the like. Besides, using the ErrorDocument directive and an > SSI script I can show a proper error message when one of the servers is > down, instead of letting the user waiting with "contacting host...". > As I mentioned to other people, IMHO this could be a nice feature (an > extra http header with the original IP) to add to mod_proxy isn't it? > Well, many thanks Ask. > regards, > ------------------------------------------- > Daniel Lopez Janariz ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) > Web Services > Computer Center > Balearic Islands University > ------------------------------------------- > > > > > Ask Bjoern Hansen wrote: > > > > On Mon, 15 Jan 2001, Daniel Lopez wrote: > > > > > be able to get which is the original IP that made the request: That is: > > > Host x.x.x.x makes a request to http://myhost.es/myApp/whatever.app > > > then mod_proxy translates this request to > > > http://myhost.es:thePort/myApp/whatever.app but if I try to recover the > > > REMOTE_HOST in the whatever.app program, [...] > > > > http://develooper.com/code/mpaf/ is half a solution for that. A full > > solution if you use mod_perl on the backend server. > > > > - ask > > > > -- > > ask bjoern hansen - http://ask.netcetera.dk/ >
