I tried dozens of sample techniques for appropriately configuring httpd.conf to have apache2 rewrite my urls from http://somesite.com to http://localhost:8080/1 where my plone site sits. The rewrite error logs look okay. From a remote browser, I can successfully do a http://somesite.com:8080/1 and get my plone site, since that just uses the Zserver and bypasses Apache2 (using sarge Debian + latest stable zope and plone). I can also browse http://localhost:8080/1 on the server and get my plone site. But, when I do a remote or local browse to http://somesite.com, I get a "Forbidden You don't have permission to access / on this server." message in the browser.
To troubleshoot, I tried the most basic rewrite I could fathom that should work. I commented out my zope book recommended rewrite string and just changed it to: "RewriteRule / http://localhost:8080/1 [P]" and still got this in my error logs: [Fri Oct 13 19:31:31 2006] [error] [client 207.210.106.190] client denied by server configuration: proxy:http://localhost:8080/1 It seems like my problem has nothing to do with Zope or anything, but apache isn't rewriting at all! But the rewrite logs look okay. I'm stumped. Yes, I have the proxy and rewrite modules loaded. Thanks in advance for any help or insight! -Eric Jahn
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