On Mon, 19 Jul 2004, Chris Perreault wrote: > With the below setup, I can use squid (on the test box) and hit 3 back end > webservers in ssl mode, after being ldap auth'd, by basically going to > website.com/site1, website.com/site2, and website.com/site3 with the 3 sites > being 3 different webservers. Each site needs the webpages to all reside > within the URI (site1, site2, site3) and to the client it just looks like > one big site ie: website.com/extranet, website.com/intranet, > website.com/hr_functions, etc. Easy for the user and we only need one SSL > cert too.
Why do you use a redirector in this setup? None is needed. Just use cache_peer_access to select which server to forward the request to. You only need a redirector if you need to rewrite the URI while it is forwarded to the backend server, not for selecting which backend server to use. Regards Henrik
