Thanks Bill you are correct. I changed it to RequestHeader and now I can
see the headers being created. Problem is RequestHeader doesn't accept
the ${env}e value and instead puts in a <null> value.
Any ideas ??
Josh
Bill Stoddard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> Josh Konkol wrote:
>> Dear Apache Guru's I need your help!!
>>
>> What I need to do is take the key:values in a cookie and turn them
>> into http headers. Using a combination of mod_rewrite, mod_header &
>> mod_proxy I've come up with a solution but the headers aren't being
>> created.
>>
>> Here's what I have in my httpd.conf file:
>>
>> RewriteEngine on
>> RewriteLog "/tmp/rewrite.log"
>> RewriteLogLevel 9
>> RewriteRule ^(.*)&(.*)$ $1&$2 [S=1]
>> RewriteRule (.*) $1&%{HTTP_COOKIE}
>> # If there's a '; ' then there is more than one variable left
>> RewriteRule ^(.*);.(.*)=(.*)$ $1 [E=$2:$3,N]
>> # Now there's only one variable left
>> RewriteRule ^(.*)&(.*)=(.*)$ $1 [E=$2:$3]
>> RewriteRule ^(.*)&$ $1
>> RewriteRule ^/(.*)$ /done$1 [R]
>>
>> Header add sm_user "%{smuser}e" env=smuser
>> Header add goHierId %{goHierId}e env=goHierId
>> Header add sessionid %{sessionid}e env=sessionid
>> Header add foo "bar"
>>
>> ProxyPass /doneHomeCostEstimator
>> http://wsapp01t.guidehome.com/HomeCostEstimator
>> ProxyPassReverse /doneHomeCostEstimator
>> http://wsapp01t.guidehome.com/HomeCostEstimator
>>
>> The page I'm directing to is a .jsp which displays the set http
>> headers and the sm_user & goHierId don't show up there.
>>
>> Is there any issue with setting a http header with mod_header and
>> then proxying that request ??
>>
>> Any help is appreciated !!!!
>>
>> Josh
>>
>
> The Header directive will only add headers to the response. Check out
> the "RequestHeader append" directive in Apache httpd 2.0.
>
> Bill
>
>
