Mohamed Elashmawy wrote: > I've made a rewrite rule that redirects all the requests of the absolute > links to the reverse proxy. > However, the problem now is in the images with absolute links as they > don't come with the page. > So I am gonna try filtering the pages while passing the proxy to change > the URLs > How can I filter URLs within the content of a page that the server > sends? In which module is this?
As I said, filtering the URLs is very expensive and there is no guarantee that the filtering process will get it right (how would it change URLs coded inside Javascript, for example). There is no module I know of that will do this directly. The solution is a compromise: Make sure that you host the pages on the backend with the exact same URLs you need on the frontend. For example: If you want your graphic to be hosted at http://www.company.com/products/widget/image.gif, then place that image on the backend at http://backend/products/widget/image.gif. Then: Make sure that your URLs say /products/widget/image.gif and your site will work. Using the name "http://backend/"; anywhere within your URLs is a recipe for disaster - just change them in the code to absolute URLs. Regards, Graham -- ----------------------------------------- [EMAIL PROTECTED] "There's a moon over Bourbon Street tonight..."
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