Ah, I see. It's hard to set up an "example" install of ATS as a reverse proxy without also setting up DNS as well -- perhaps you have a toy DNS domain you can use for this purpose?
ATS is _really_ easy to use as a reverse proxy. I use it to proxy requests for multiple different URLs from a single "service address" to many origin servers internal to my environment. Here are the non-standard configuration options I use for that purpose (I think this is all of them). records.config: CONFIG proxy.config.url_remap.remap_required INT 1 CONFIG proxy.config.url_remap.pristine_host_hdr INT 1 CONFIG proxy.config.reverse_proxy.enabled INT 1 remap.config: (These are a few example lines) map http://zimbra.convivian.com/ http://zimbra8.internal.convivian.com/ map https://zimbra.convivian.com/ https://zimbra8.internal.convivian.com/ map http://lists.convivian.com/ http://mailman.internal.convivian.com/ map https://lists.convivian.com/ https://mailman.internal.convivian.com/ map http://tickets.fireflyartscollective.org/ http://tickets.internal.convivian.com/ map https://tickets.fireflyartscollective.org/ https://tickets.internal.convivian.com/ map http://www.bostonburners.org/ http://wordpress.internal.convivian.com/ map https://www.bostonburners.org/ https://wordpress.internal.convivian.com/ map http://bostonburners.org/ http://wordpress.internal.convivian.com/ map https://bostonburners.org/ https://wordpress.internal.convivian.com/ map http://www.merrimackdesign.com/ http://wordpress.internal.convivian.com/ map https://www.merrimackdesign.com/ https://wordpress.internal.convivian.com/ map http://merrimackdesign.com/ http://wordpress.internal.convivian.com/ map https://merrimackdesign.com/ https://wordpress.internal.convivian.com/ [...] I do not use reverse_map, because all of my origin servers are configured to serve the target URLs. Is this helpful? --Jered ----- On Jun 15, 2016, at 3:38 PM, paulz [email protected] wrote: > hi Jered, > > excuse me please. > > Try to explain again: > > I want to use, ATS as a reverse proxy, to common use would be to map > multiple target URLs (domains) to different back-end origin servers. > > but right now I'm doing tests, I started with mod proxy apache, I wanted > to try with squid or varnish, but I saw a presentation of Zwoop, and I'm > doing tests with ATS. > > IP-address only for testing, this is my machine! It is the example! > After you learn to use it as a reverse proxy cache and how it would > implement. This is a government institution. University of the Andes. We > only have one official DNS and is to be used for other sites that is > within the University. > > That is why we seek your help. > > Thanked beforehand. > > Paul Zambrano > > El 15/06/16 a las 15:17, Jered Floyd escribió: >> Hi Paul, >> >> I'm confused about what you're trying to accomplish. I don't understand what >> result you expect with an IP-address URL on the left-hand (target) side of >> the >> map statement. When using ATS as a reverse proxy, a common use would be to >> map >> multiple target URLs (domains) to different back-end origin servers, which >> may >> be referred to by IP address. >> >> I know this is difficult because of the language differences, but could you >> try >> explaining to us what behavior you are seeking to achieve? >> >> Regards, >> --Jered > > -- > T.S.U Paul Zambrano > Universidad de Los Andes > Direccion de Telecomunicaciones y Servicios > Centro Nacional de Calculo Cientifico > Tlf: 0274 - 2524192 > Cel: 0414 - 7294597 / 0426 - 1534959
