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I am
not sure I understood everything.
From
what I understand you have two virtual hosts on the same physical computer, and
the two virtual hosts share the same IP address. That must mean that you are
using named virtual hosts.
Where
are your Listen and NameVirtualHost directives?
-ascs
From: Steve Teater [mailto:stevet@xxxxxxxxxxx] Sent: Tuesday, July 26, 2005 10:09 PM To: Apache Weblist Subject: [users@httpd] Issues with proxying and subfolders I currently have two physical servers on my
network. I am using two different hostnames which both resolve to the same ip
address. The main server properly proxies up data from the other server, unless
the data is in a subfolder. It doesn't matter what is in the subfolder (html,
gif, or jpeg), it is shown. I can get to the data by typing in the internal IP
address of the secondary server and then the subfolders, but not by using it's
domain name. Here is the virtual host definitions from httpd.conf on the main
server (I've change only the domain names):
<VirtualHost *>
ServerName main.com DocumentRoot /srv/www/htdocs UserDir disabled root </VirtualHost> <VirtualHost *>
ProxyPreserveHost On ServerName secondary.com ProxyPass / http://10.1.0.2/ ProxyPassReverse / http://10.1.0.2/ </VirtualHost> If I point port 80 at the secondary server, all the subfolders are visible, no problems. The secondary server is my production server, and I don't want to take it down in order to add mod_proxy. Both server are running SuSe Linux 9.3. The main server is running Apache 2.0.54 with mod_proxy turned on. The secondary server is running the Apache 2.0.50 binary that came with SuSe 9.2. Is there a setting that I missed in the virtualhost definition? Steve
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