Matt Gregory wrote: > Yes, it did time out. > > Some notes: > the virtual host in this example is www.latechcenter.com > the actual server hosting the site is located at prod-zope-knox01:8080 > Zope's Virtal Host Monster (rewrites relative links) is located at > /latc/LATCVHOST > > Here is the error log from apache > [Sun Apr 28 23:52:26 2002] [error] [client 10.2.2.157] client denied by > server configuration: > proxy:http://prod-zope-knox01.cti-pet.com:8080/VirtualHostBase/http/www.late > chcenter.com:80/latc/LATCVHOST/VirtualHostRoot/
First thing to check - is apache not specifically configured to deny
access to the proxy (key words are "denied due to server
configuration"). A location block with a "proxy:" in it is likely to
cause hassles. Make sure it's commented out, and that ProxyRequests is
either commented out, or set to "Off" (you want a reverse proxy, not a
forward proxy).
The second thing to check is whether the ":" character in the path is
not causing a problem. Try reverse proxying a directory just for testing
that does not contain a ":", and see if that works - if it does, then
there is a bug.
Regards,
Graham
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