They say that Apache\'s mod_rewrite is the swiss-army knife of URL manipulation, but can it do this? Lets say I want to add a new application to my Apache webserver, where the only configurable optio
I am using Apache 2.2 with mod-proxy and I have configured it with several ProxyPass statements to proxy from remote URL to local URL.I need to have custom error documents returned from Apache for the
I have configured an apache 2.2 server to forward requests to a tomcat 6 application listen on 8080/tcp. When the request is processed by apache, it duplicates the name of the application. So an error
can somebody tell me why ProxyPass /melonfire/ http://www.melonfire.com/ can work by accessing http://localhost/melonfire/ but
I\'ve got Apache 2.2.15 proxying requests to GlassFish 3.1.1 via mod_proxy_ajp using the defaults on both Apache and GlassFish.The setup seems to work okay for a very short while then I\'ll get a thre
I\'m trying to establish a ssh tunnel trough an HTTP proxy. When testing the setup using a squid localhost proxy I\'m receiving a \"Method Not Allowed\" from (I guess) the Apache remote proxy:
Assume that there have 3 servers (A, B and C): Server A can access server B only, and A is not able to access C directly.
I\'m probably not going to get all the required info needed to help the first stab but I\'ll do the best I can and edit this as we go along.
I want to direct incoming requests that do not a specific cookie set (c_cntry) and the request URL does not have a country value as the first element in path to an internal service that will attempt t
I have tried this with both mod_jk and mod_proxy and get the same result. Using this mod_rewrite rule works fine:
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