RedirectMatch and HTTP response 305

Hi All,
I'm experiencing a strange problem with Apache.
I have configured Apache to use virtual hosting. The configuration
seems quite simple and clear:

#########
NameVirtualHost 193.204.227.5

<VirtualHost 193.204.227.5>
ServerName bianchi.esrin.esa.int
ErrorLog logs/error.log
CustomLog logs/access.log common
RedirectMatch (.*) http://bianchi.esrin.esa.int:8300$1
</VirtualHost>
##########

I'm expecting that the URL http://bianchi.esrin.esa.int is redirected
to http://bianchi.esrin.esa.int:8300.

Instead I got the error "The page cannot be found". Looking in the
access.log file, I found < "GET / HTTP/1.1" 302 305 >.
I expect respose code 302 (URL Temp redirected) but not 305 (Use
Proxy).
And I don't have a proxy, so why Apache answer in this way? And how
to fix this problem? mod_proxy is not compiled inside Apache.

Thanks in advance.
Mauro Del Giudice

Pandorino MDG wrote:

> Hi All,
> I'm experiencing a strange problem with Apache.
> I have configured Apache to use virtual hosting. The configuration
> seems quite simple and clear:
>
> #########
> NameVirtualHost 193.204.227.5
>
> <VirtualHost 193.204.227.5>
> ServerName bianchi.esrin.esa.int
> ErrorLog logs/error.log
> CustomLog logs/access.log common
> RedirectMatch (.*) http://bianchi.esrin.esa.int:8300$1
> </VirtualHost>
> ##########
>
> I'm expecting that the URL http://bianchi.esrin.esa.int is redirected
> to http://bianchi.esrin.esa.int:8300.
>
> Instead I got the error "The page cannot be found". Looking in the
> access.log file, I found < "GET / HTTP/1.1" 302 305 >.
> I expect respose code 302 (URL Temp redirected) but not 305 (Use
> Proxy).
> And I don't have a proxy, so why Apache answer in this way? And how
> to fix this problem? mod_proxy is not compiled inside Apache.

Perhaps try:
Redirect / http://bianchi.esrin.esa.int:8300/

That way things like:
http://bianchi.esrin.esa.int/archive/24.html

would be redirected to
http://bianchi.esrin.esa.int:8300/archive/24.html

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> Perhaps try:
> Redirect / http://bianchi.esrin.esa.int:8300/
>
> That way things like:
> http://bianchi.esrin.esa.int/archive/24.html
>
> would be redirected to
> http://bianchi.esrin.esa.int:8300/archive/24.html

Thanks Justin, I have tried it and it doesn't work very well. I'm
having the suspect that the problem is Oracle. Let me explain...
My architecture is:

Server: bianchi
WebServer on port 80: Apache
WebServer on port 8300: Oracle Web/App Server 4.0.8.2

So Apache listen for incoming connection on port 80.
With the VirtualHosting settings, I want to redirect accesses to port
80 to port 8300.
I have tried putting another Apache on port 8300 and it works. So the
problem is Oracle Web/App server... and I don't know how to proceed
further.

Ciao
M