Mohamed Elashmawy wrote: > I've setup the reverse proxy. > Is there a way to make apache change the absolute URLs. > I mean that there are links that are sent to the client through the > reverse proxy that point to the web server (absoute not relative) so > when they are pressed they send the user to the webserver (They are not > actually links but redirections but it's the same case)
Are you talking about URLs embedded inside the pages themselves? There isn't a way of doing this (to my knowledge) just with Apache - however trying to filter the URLs within the content is a bad idea, as there are so many ways of getting it wrong. First prize is to make sure all the links are relative. If this is not possible, change the URLs so that they are absolute but without hostnames, eg "/images/someimage.gif". A good rule of thumb is to make the URL on the backend always the same as the URL on the frontend, for example: ProxyPass /images/ http://backend.com/images/ Then everything will just work... Regards, Graham -- ----------------------------------------- [EMAIL PROTECTED] "There's a moon over Bourbon Street tonight..."
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