[users@httpd] Reverse proxy help

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Hello to all.

I must be the lamest person in the world - can't seem to get reverse proxy 
right.

Some info.:  apache 2.0.16 running on CentOS 3.6.

I have added a redirect directive to httpd.conf so that when a user goes to 
http://www.mywebsite.com/webmail, he/she ends up at 
https://mailserver.mydomain.com/webmail.pl.  I think I want to do a reverse 
proxy so that the webmail interface looks like it's coming from 
http://www.mywebserver.com.  Is this a valid use of reverse proxy?  If so, 
how do I set it up?  I've tried:

ProxyPassReverse /webmail https://mailserver.mydomain.com/webmail.pl

and a few other things, but it doesn't work.

Your help would be greatly appreciated.

Dimitri

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