"Alex Harrington" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm hoping I can use Varnish to sit between the web server and my users
> to disguise the subfolders in to separate domains - eg
>
> Client URL => Backend URL
> http://example.com => http://example.com
> http://example.com/index.phtml?d=12345 =>
> http://10.108.1.59/index.phtml?d=12345
>
> http://www.deansleisurecentre.com => http://10.108.1.59/dlc
> http://www.deansleisurecentre.com/index.phtml?d=12121 =>
> http://10.108.1.59/index.phtml?d=12121
>
> http://www.woodingdeanyc.org.uk => http://10.108.1.59/wyc
> http://www.woodingdeanyc.org.uk/index.phtml?d=54321 =>
> http://10.108.1.59/index.phtml?d=54321
Yes, Varnish can do that.
> sub vcl_recv {
> if (req.http.host ~ "^(www.)?deansleisurecentre.com") {
you'll want to terminate that regexp with $.
> set req.http.host = "deansleisurecentre.com";
> set req.http.url = regsub(req.url, "^/$", "/dlc");
> }
The rest of your vcl_recv is redundant and will cause trouble if / when
you upgrade to a newer version.
> I've edited my local PCs hosts file to point deansleisurecentre.com to
> the box running Varnish, however when I access deansleisurecentre.com, I
> get http://example.com instead without the rewrite.
You need to set up a separate backend for deansleisurecentre.com.
DES
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Dag-Erling Smørgrav
Senior Software Developer
Linpro AS - www.linpro.no
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