Hi,
The line below will not match any (valid) host header:
HeadRequire "Host: .* xxxxx.com/home.*"
The host header only contains the host name part of the URL (e.g.
www.xxxxx.com). This means it will never contain a / character. As this is
not being matched you have no service matching the request and pound is
returning the service not available error.
Off the top of my head you might want a line like:
HeadRequire "Host: (.+\.)?xxxxx.com$"
To respond only to requests for xxxxx.com and its sub-domains.
Regards,
Andrew
On Fri, 7 Nov 2008, Human Servers wrote:
Thanks Mike!
Yes I can see 192.168.0.160:8080 directly without Pound running - and when
Pound is forced to start too. Without Pound running 192.168.0.161 doesn't
resolve, but with Pound running I get the 'Service not available...'
message whereas it should direct to 192.168.0.160:8080.
My pound.conf file (on Linux, I think this is same as pound.cfg) has no
pound.sock reference but has what I assume is the equivalent on FreeBSD;
/var/run/pound.pid.
I think I set the logging to go to httpd-error.log a while ago. But now I'm
just getting errors in /var/log/messages.log. Any logged errors are helpful
right now! =)
As I've written before, Pound should be setup to start at boot, but I have
to force start it now, and even then it doesn't direct from
192.168.0.161:80 to 192.168.0.160:8080. Poundctl shows NO services running
- just gives me instructions to use the command to enable/disable services.
I imagine there is something missing that stops Pound being started at
boot, and this is also stopping the services from running once I have
forced Pound to start.
It's hard to find stuff online re Pound + FreeBSD. I'm sorry to bother
everyone here. I've looked everywhere!
Please keep the ideas coming - I really do need to resolve this today.
Thanks!!!
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