Can't really understand where you get the idea of using "?" in the urls like that.
Anyways your first proxypass is incorrect, you always need to match slashes, like: ProxyPass / http://something.com/ <http://something.com/something> or ProxyPass / http://something.com/something/ El Wed Feb 04 2015 at 6:39:22 PM, Chris Arnold (<carn...@electrichendrix.com>) escribió: > > > So I have been trying to better understand mod_proxy, specifically, > reverse proxy on apache 2.4.10. > > I have read http://httpd.apache.org/docs/current/mod/mod_proxy.html to > better understand but I still have a basic question. > > > > In a reverse proxy directive/statement: > > ProxyPass / http://something.com/something > > The "/" in ProxyPass / is what I am trying to understand at the moment. > So, the "/" refers to the root of an address/domain? Like > http://something.com? <http://something.com/?> So the statement above > would return http://something.com/something? > > And this statement: > > ProxyPass /foo http://something.com/foo > > means, a user types in their browser http://somehting.com/foo and the > above statement would return http://something.com/foo? > > > > Is this correct? >
