Hi!
I've got a webapplication that the login functionality is placed on
one server, and the
application is running on three other server (sort of loadbalancing).
A parameter on a
successfull login tells which backendserver that should handle the
requests. Everything
is placed behind a frontend that is acting as a proxy.
I'm running Apache on the frontend and the procy is configured according to;
ProxyPass /Login/ http://login.internal.com
ProxyPassReverse /Login/ http://login.internal.com
ProxyPass /backend1/ http://backend1.internal.com
ProxyPassReverse /backend1/ http://backend1.internal.com
ProxyPass /backend2/ http://backend2.internal.com
ProxyPassReverse /backend2/ http://backend2.internal.com
ProxyPass /backend3/ http://backend3.internal.com
ProxyPassReverse /backend3/ http://backend3.internal.com
A succefull LoginRequest is redirected by the Location-header
Location:
http://login.internal.com?LoginSuccess?servername=http://backend1.internal.com
I need to rewrite "servername=http://backend1.internal.com"; to
"servername=http://frontend.external.com/backend1";
I've tried to use Rewrite rules (from mod_rewrite) and ProxyHTMLURLMap (from
mod_proxy_html), but without success.
Any ideas on how to solve it?
/Andreas
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