Johnua: Here's an article I just came across on reverse proxies: http://wwwapacheweek.com/features/reverseproxies
On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 12:04:36 -0500, John S. Wolter <johnswolter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:I then undertook to examine all of SUSE's LINUX Pro 9.2's 28 Apache .conf files. I found that ProxyRequests is by default turned off, turning it On it works. Simple. Off is SUSE's default but I do not know if that is the Apache distribution default. While exploring the Rewriting, and now Proxy, issue I came across a couple of books that covered Apache security. One issue that all discussed is preventing Apache's proxy from being used as an open relay.You do *not* need "ProxyRequests On" to create a reverse proxy. This may, in fact, make things work for you, but it is not the "correct" sollution. There must be another problem in your config. Joshua.
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