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Hello,
I've got an Apache instance running on port 29000 and one of the virutalhosts in this apache should work as reverse proxy, so I configured the VirutalHost like this: <VirtualHost *:29000> ServerName www.website.com ProxyRequests Off ProxyPass / http://internalmachine.domain.tld:5959/ ProxyPassReverse / http://internalmachine.domain.tld:5959/ </VirtualHost> Now the webserver itself running Apache is on an internal machine and as stated running on port 29000, that port is mapped outside (on the internet) to port 80 of course. The problem that I now have is that when someone accesses that virtualhost, the first request works but then it tries to access www.website.com:29000, yes on port 29000. That sounds strange, I don't understand why it then do the following requests on port 29000, this doesn't happen with other normal virtualhosts websites. Does anyone have an idea what's wrong ?? Btw: I cannot use port 80 because this is already used for another Apache instance. Regards |
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