Re: Apache 2.0 - Reverse Proxy and / or Mod_Rewrite Question

"Scott Belhumeur" <sbelhumeur@ticbiz.com> schreef in bericht
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> Davide Bianchi <davideyeahsure@onlyforfun.net> wrote in message
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> > Scott Belhumeur <sbelhumeur@ticbiz.com> wrote:
> > > dwalogin.nsf file - this then finds the user's mail file and redirects
> > > browser to the "real" server instead of the Reverse Proxy Server.
Had a single hit in Goodle on 'dwalogin.nsf' ... your cry for help :-(

> > It probably send a 'redirect' to the browser, the redirect isn't catched
> > by the proxypass directive because isn't in the header of the request
> > but is in the html itself.
Lesser a redirect than an absolute link starting http://....
.... just check the HTML source of the last page working.

> > I read somewhere that in Apache 2 there is some kind of option that
> > allow the mod_proxy to substitute the proxied url inside the html
> > itself, but I haven't used that, so if you want to hack mod_proxy
> > and do it that way, good luck.
http://apache.webthing.com/mod_proxy_html/ looks really good, but might make
compiling the C-source your next temptation ...

> Reverse proxy server is in DMZ, Notes server is on LAN on a separate
> subnet.
Just a few questions to get a beter grasp
- Using a Single FireWall or two, one to the LAN and one to the Internet?
- Single IP on Internet or routed subnet?
- Privat or public adresses in DMZ?

What else has this proxy to do?
- hosting a site
- making data public over ftp
- act as a (HTTP and or FTP) proxy between LAN an internet
( Why not using MS-ISA? )

How does your inhouse DNS relate to the internet?
- inhouse.domain.com or inhouse.local

> When the user requests the www.realserver.com they hit the proxy
> server which does a proxy pass to the real.server on the lan. when
> notes tries to redirect to realserver it is going to go to itself,
> yes? and not back to the reverse proxy.
Think you missed a step or two, run http://www.httpsniffer.com/ -a fortnight
for free- at a client to _see_ the dialog.


Have had a similar thing running using NT4+Proxy as well as
Apache2+mod_proxy.
Working on https2http proxying to have a single certificate secure multiple
hosts by proxy.

You do have my interest,

HansH