Nicolas Brasseur wrote:
Yup, definitely. Use mod_rewrite and mod_proxy. You'll need to build a version of apache with these compiled in or loaded as modules (since they are not included by default). You want to set up a rewrite rule with a regex that matches the address you want to proxy and get it to handle the other stuff locally. I believe that you'll only be able to do it with HTTP/1.1 requests since your rewrite rule will depend on having a RewriteCond using the %{HTTP_HOST} variable.Hello can anybody please tell me if it is possible to reroute requests to another web server based on the url used ... I have an apache web server on a machine, and a lotus domino server on another machine. I have a domain name loop.be pointing to a router that re-route requests addressed to the port 80 to the apache server. I would like that when the url is www.loop.be the HTTP requests are re-routed to the apache server (normal way) and when the url used is mail.loop.be the HTTP requests should be forwarded to the domino server. In other terms, is apache able to "forward" requests based on the url used ...
I'm pretty much a mod_rewrite novice, but I'll make a quick stab at solving the problem (although someone with more experience PLEASE chime in at this port...):
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{*HTTP_HOST*} ^mail.loop.be$
RewriteRule ^(.+) http://domino.server/$1
[P,L]
RewriteRule ^/(.*) - [L]The first rewrite rule depends on the condition of the HTTP_Host being mail.loop.be. It then proxies the request to your domino server and stops rewriting. The second rule says to serve the remaining matches locally.
HTH, Brett
