Graham Leggett wrote:
> We use a solution like that here that's pretty simple.
>
> Make sure your webserver is set up like this:
>
> +-------------+ +--------------------------+
> | SSL Browser | ----> | SSL Frontend Website |
> +-------------+ HTTPS | - / stored locally |
> | - /images stared locally | +----------+
> | - /cgi-perl proxypassed ------> | mod_perl |
> +--------------------------+ HTTP | Backend |
> | website |
> +----------+
>
> This works great for us - unless I am misunderstanding you?
No, I just did not explain it fully. I have a script in the back end
machine that can reside within any directory (including root), such as
/myscript or /dir1/dir2/myscript. Therefore I proxypass all (/) requests
at this domin back to the modperl machine. I guess what I would like is
to have an alias (Alias /Images) that overrides the proxypass, but this
does not seem to work. Otherwise, perhaps the functionality of
ScriptAliasMatch but for mod_proxy.
I think I found the answer with mod_rewrite on the modperl guide.
Thanks,
Joe Junkin
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