On 24-2-2011 8:03, Leif Hedstrom wrote:
On 02/23/2011 10:12 AM, Jorn Argelo wrote:
Yes I sorta thought I was a bit vague on this one, but let me
describe a more practical scenario:
We have a typical setup, where www.example.com is used both
internally and externally, and both internal and external are using
the same squid installation to access the website. I guess this is a
typical standard setup really, but just to make sure it's clear:
(internet/internal) -> squid -> apache
Apache is responding on www.example.com, but DNS-wise www.example.com
is pointing to squid internally and externally.
So my question is: How would I achieve the same in ATS? Setting the
pristine host header config is clear, but it is not clear to me how I
achieve a similar setup in the remap.config:
map http://www.example.com http://???????
Is Apache HTTPD running on the same host as Squid but on a different
port? Then the map rule would be e.g.
map http://www.example.com http://localhost:8888
Somehow, you need to tell which host:port it should connect to, to be
able to reach the Apache HTTPD server. If port is not specified, it
defaults to :80 (for http). Makes sense?
-- Leif
Ah right, I forgot to say that one :)
They will be dedicated servers for ATS, so there will be no local apache
running at all. I will have to specify a remote server at all times
(which uses the same host header as explained above).
Thanks for the help so far Leif.
Jorn
