> * [EMAIL PROTECTED] (JXrn Helge B. Dahl)
> On a second thought: What I _really_ want (I think, unless someone
> tells me differently :-) ) is a conditional ProxyPass, to tell apache
> to redirect everything _unless_ the URI is /static (or something).
> But this is probably something for apache geeks.
Jørn,
I ain't no apache geek, but I took a look at
two nice how-tos on zope.org.
The first one
http://www.zope.org/Members/anser/apache_zserver/
describes how to get apache to work with zope via
proxypass etc., and the second one describes how
to achieve what you describe above ... and I don't
find it anymore on zope.org :(
Anyway,
this is what you want:
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^/local/ - [L]
RewriteRule ^/(.*) http://localhost:10080/my_host/$1 [P]
The [L] stops the rewriting-process if and only if the uri is of the
form http://yourhostname/local/
If not it goes on and passes the request to localhost port 10080,
directory my_host, where zope resides (at least on my server).
Combine that with virtual-host directive of apache and you are
as flexibel as one can get.
Naturally /local need not to be the only folder which isn't proxied
to zope.
The only problem is that apache doesn't care for zope's authentication
machinery, I would love to have a module for apache which could enable
that (nice dream...). But it may be solvable by using mysql/postgres as
a userdatabase for zope & apache...
cheers,
oliver
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