From: Henrik Nordstrom [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] : # I strongly recommend you to update.. the configuratioon in 2.6 is much # better.
indeed. # > we'd like to do reverse proxy and we'd like to ask if # possible the ff: # > # > 1 reverse proxy multiple backend webservers # > 2 reverse proxy with url mapping, like # > /foo/ -> http://backend/foo # > /bar/ -> http://backend2/bar # > /foobar/ -> http://backend3/foo/bar # # Note: Rewriting URLs is generally a bad idea. Web servers quite often # generate what they think is the correct URL in various contexts.. # (redirects, generated links, etc). So it's better to just map the URLs # to servers, not rewrite them.. yes # > i cannot find squid docs detailing this. maybe i'm too dumb :) # > tips, pls. # # http://wiki.squid-cache.org/SquidFaq/ReverseProxy # # Whats missing is how to map URLs to servers. This is done by # cache_peer_access (or _domain depending on what kind of # mapping is done, # and taste). I'll add an example of that as well.. yes. it's a 2.6 doc too. thanks much. fwiw, i recently switched to apache1.3 for reverse (forward still using squid). I find the combi very clean, no conflicts, and the squid + apache reverse proxy combined w apache's virtual hosts very flexible. imho, if squid is to be a very flexible and powerful reverse proxy, i'd suggest that it be a separate program/daemon or maybe a separate squid-reverse.conf perhaps. kind regards -botp # Regards # Henrik
