Hello.

First of all, I would like to thank you a lot for this Apache MPM which is what I really
need to protect my SVN repositories.
( and secondly, excuse me for my bad english, I'm only a poor french :-( )

However I have a problem with my configuration. Here is an extract of my current
test config :

### Section 1: Global Environment
...
KeepAlive Off
Multiplexer www www
Processor www www
Processor svn svn
...
### VHost : host
<VirtualHost host.lifl.fr:80>
    ...
    ServerEnvironment www www
    ServerName host.lifl.fr:80
    RewriteEngine On
    RewriteRule ^/test-svn/(.*) http://svnhost.lifl.fr/test-svn/$1 [P]
    RewriteRule ^/test-svn http://.fr/test-svn.lifl.fr/ [P]
   ...
</VirtualHost>
...
### VHost : svnhost
<VirtualHost svnhost.lifl.fr:80>
   ...
    ServerEnvironment svn svn
    DocumentRoot /....
    ServerName svnhost.lifl.fr:80
    ErrorLog var/logs/svnhost-error_log
    CustomLog var/logs/svnhost-access_log common
   ...
</VirtualHost>

Now, here is my problem :
- access to http://host.lifl.fr/index.html is OK
- access to http://svnhost.lifl.fr/test-svn/index.html is OK
- access to http://host.lifl.fr/test-svn/index.html (which is rewritten in http://svnhost.lifl.fr/test-svn/index.html) is not working
 (the connection is closed, but nothing is returned to the web browser)

With the classical Apache MPM, everything is fine.

In svnhost-access_log, there is a "GET /test-svn/index.html HTTP1/1" 200 90
So the rewriting and the internal request to the svnhost vhost seems to be handled correctly.

I did compile peruser with debug mode activated.
I will not copy here the whole trace which is really big, but here is what happens :

MULTIPLEXER 0 gets a request for host.lifl.fr/...
child#0 activates child#1
PROCESSOR 1 (child#1) gets the request for host.lifl.fr/...
the last trace form child#1 is : peruser_post_read(): request for host.lifl.fr seems to be for us
MULTIPLEXER 0 (child#0) gets a request for svnhost.lifl.fr/....
(so I guess that child#1 rewrote the first request, and launched an internal new request)
child#0 activates child#2, and calls make_child()
child#1 calls just_die()
PROCESSOR 2 (child#2) gets the request for svnhost.lifl.fr/...
child#2 clones itself into child#3
child#0 calls make_child()
child#2 calls just_die()
WORKER 3 (child#3) calls listen_add()
child#0 gets the signal from child#2 being died
child#3 calls just_die()
and that's all, child#0 returns in standby state

I can send you some more trace infos if needed.

So, should an internal 'reverseproxy' works with the peruser module, or is there a problem with my
config ?

Best regards

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