Re: [users@httpd] maintaining session after mod_rewrite

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On 4/24/06, Anthony Browne <aabrowne@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
>         I have a question about maintaining the session after mod_rewrite
> successfully applies a rewrite rule. Currently, I have a bunch of links that
> look like this:
> http://www.serverName.org/external.html?link=http://www.anotherServer.com/
> I can successfully extract the 'www.another_server.com' and proxy it with
> the P flag, but then the page doesn't load the pics, they're referenced by
> the 'www.serverName.org' when they are fetched. How can I maintain the
> session when I proxy a request this way?

Are you saying that www.anotherServer.com has relative links to images
that are broken when you proxy the response?  If so, you need to
google for mod_proxy_html.

Joshua.

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