/U wrote:
Thanks Andre and Jorge. I combined your suggestions to
arrive at the following:
ProxyRequests Off
<Proxy balancer://clusterx>
BalancerMember http://server:8080/
</Proxy>
<VirtualHost *:80>
Redirect /securehttps://server/secure
</VirtualHost>
<VirtualHost *:443>
ProxyPass /secure balancer://clusterx/
ProxyPassReverse /secure balancer://clusterx/
ProxyPreserveHost On
</VirtualHost>
What happens is that the first mapping works fine:
http://server/seure/index.html ==> https://server/secure/index.html
But the mapping
https://server/secure/index.html ==> http://server:8080
does not work and I get a 404:
logs# cat ssl_access_log
10.xx.xx.xx - - [01/Aug/2009:12:43:43 -0700] "GET /secure/index.html
HTTP/1.1" 404 294
I am not so knowledgeable in the Proxy* series of directives, but one
idea is that you need to make sure *inside the VirtualHost* that you
turn on all the required options.
You show only a snippet, so there is no way to tell.
It is possible that some/all of the Proxy* stuff does not automatically
get "inherited" from the "main" part of the configuration (the part that
is outside of both <VirtualHost> sections).
To summarise : move any Proxy* directives which may be left outside of
<VirtualHost> sections, inside the 2d <VirtualHost> section, and try again.
If you want to know more :
Once you start using <VirtualHost> sections, the way of looking at your
configuration and at Apache in general changes :
- whatever is in the "main" section (outside any <VirtualHost>) is read
first when Apache starts up, and only sets default values.
- what is inside the <VirtualHost> section of the VirtualHost which
processes a any given request, overrides these default values, just for
the current request.
The general case is thus that the main default values are automatically
inherited by each VirtualHost.
But some specific directives are not. The documentation of these
directives usually tells you when that is the case, but they are not
always clear about this.
In doubt thus, duplicate the directives in each VirtualHost where you
want them to apply.
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