Bart,
Have a look at mod_proxy
I already did, it seems to work only with subdomains. Or am I mistaken
there? I can't find good information on not using subdomains as it's
difficult to search for...
No. Reverse proxy is more like an alias where a particular URL is
mapped onto another URL.
ProxyPass /cam/camel http://horse.com/
ProxyPassReverse /cam/camel http://horse.com/
would change a request like:
http://yourdomain.com/cam/camel/subdir/index.html
to effectively:
http://horse.com/subdir/index.html
The main difference between a redirect and a reverse proxy is the client
does not know with a proxy that the request is served from a different
URL. With a redirect the user can see they have been switched to the
other site.
Dick
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