You might want to try:
ProxyPass // http://www.backend.com/
ProxyPassReverse // http://www.backend.com/
References to mytest on the front-end will end up rendering
the mytest info in the back-end.
Good Luck,
Phil
Phil Lefort
PSO Senior Field Engineer
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On Sun, Aug 3, 2008 at 11:30 PM, Robinson Craig
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> As there is no extension, how can apache know what mimetype the file is
> and successfully respond?? Does it try all sorts of common extensions
> until it gets a response?
>
> Also, is there a configuration item to tweak s
Hi Folks,
The following question is simply to help me understand how apache is
doing something.
The scenario is:
In our docroot, there is a file as such:
/wrp/mary.html
If someone types the following url into a browser:
http://www.nrw.qld.gov.au/wrp/mary (**i.e. no .html extension)
Then Apac
Ralph Kutschera wrote:
Hallo list!
I've been searching the archive but it seems there isn't yet a
solution to this:
I would like to have a whole site to be accessed only by user/passwd:
AuthXXX [..]
Only one directory should be accessible without authentication:
Order Allow,Den
André Warnier wrote:
Ralph Kutschera wrote:
Hallo list!
I've been searching the archive but it seems there isn't yet a
solution to this:
I would like to have a whole site to be accessed only by user/passwd:
AuthXXX [..]
Only one directory should be accessible without authenticati
Ralph Kutschera wrote:
Hallo list!
I've been searching the archive but it seems there isn't yet a
solution to this:
I would like to have a whole site to be accessed only by user/passwd:
AuthXXX [..]
Only one directory should be accessible without authentication:
Order Allow,Den
Hallo list!
I've been searching the archive but it seems there isn't yet a
solution to this:
I would like to have a whole site to be accessed only by user/passwd:
AuthXXX [..]
Only one directory should be accessible without authentication:
Order Allow,Deny
Allow from All
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