Hi,
I seem to have a problem / misunderstanding regarding the use of the
ProxyPassReverseCookieDomain directive on 2.2.4 on Windows.
I have www.mydomain.com running 2.2.4. Within the httpd.conf file, I have a
number of redirect directive statements that send a user, based on the URL, eg.
www.mydomain.com/site1 to www1.mydomain.com etc. This all works fine so that
the user arrives on the www1 box and there is a cookie correctly set with name
www1.mydomain.com
So far so good.
It now transpires that I need to use ProxyPass to pass the parameters coming in
on the request to www.mydomain.com onto www1.mydomain.com - as redirect doesn't
send these initial parameters across.
So, my httpd.conf file (on www.mydomain.com) now looks like:
ProxyPass /site1 http://www1.mydomain.com
ProxyPassReverse /site1 http://www1.mydomain.com
I also added the following ProxyPassReverseCookieDomain directive:
ProxyPassReverseCookieDomain www1.mydomain.com www.mydomain.com
But nothing seems to be happening. When I access www.mydomain.com/site1, there
is a cookie correctly created (with the right contents etc), however, it is
named simply mydomain.com, ie. there is no www. nor www1. prefixing - this
breaks subsequent processing on the www1.mydomain.com box because there is no
cookie named accordingly.
What am I doing wrong ? Do I need anything else ? Or am I being plain stupid ?
Thanks
Skiff
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