On 2/24/2011 4:36 AM, Tapas Mishra wrote:
On Thu, Feb 24, 2011 at 12:08 PM, Paul Graydon<[email protected]> wrote:
Yes we do, we use both rules in combination on probably most of the
subdomains we host (approximately 70-80 applications under 20-30 subdomains)
A few of our apps are named ROOT to allow them to work from /, but in most
cases we'll have multiple apps for a particular subdomain so they have
distinctive names.
So in that case those apps must also be generating URL at context root
/app1 and relative to it.
If 2 of your applications start generating URIs which begin with / and
not /app1 or /app2
then I think even you will need a different ServerName or DNS entry so
that send that request which forwards the root of site in ProxyPass to
internal machine.
I am very sure this situation depends upon how the application is
generating URLs.
Absolutely. I'm just the sysadmin where I am, I've little or no insight
into the dev process beyond advising from an infrastructure perspective,
so I couldn't honestly tell you how they're generating the URIs, I do
know that some apps are really picky, seem to produce specific URIs,
like you suggest, whereas others are perfectly happy wherever they're
aliased to, they seem to be concocting relative URIs.
Paul
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