, Rick
Subject: Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Realy Need help - Apache PROXY Question
On Fri, Oct 19, 2007 at 10:05:58AM -0700, Shaw, Dan wrote:
> happens at the transport level. Although at a proxy level the stream
> stays open and waits for transport and ACK from client to backend.
When
> the r
On Fri, Oct 19, 2007 at 10:05:58AM -0700, Shaw, Dan wrote:
> happens at the transport level. Although at a proxy level the stream
> stays open and waits for transport and ACK from client to backend. When
> the rewrite is use does it close connection or send ACK. I would not
> think so but getting
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Subject: Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Realy Need help - Apache PROXY Question
Hey Rick and Dan,
I see nothing particularly complicated in your request. Maybe
this is just me.
I suggest you configure proxy1 as
Hey Rick and Dan,
I see nothing particularly complicated in your request. Maybe
this is just me.
I suggest you configure proxy1 as the rewriter/proxy and proxy2 to
be as transparent as possible (-> no rewriting, just proxying).
To make your config more clear, you should use mod_rewrite to
define
Hello
Problem: Need to proxy an incoming URL to an internal web server.
Requirement: Needs to be a double proxy. The first proxy will receive
the incoming URL via https from the Internet. The first proxy lives in
the Web DMZ. The first proxy will forward the URL to the second proxy
via h
