Re: mod_proxy question

"Ekkehard 'Ekki' Gehm" <gehm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> · Mon, 11 Feb 2008 22:54:31 +0100

Ekkehard 'Ekki' Gehm schrieb:

Joshua Slive schrieb:

On Feb 11, 2008 3:12 PM, Ekkehard 'Ekki' Gehm 

<gehm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi everybody!

Maybe someone can help me with this issue. We do have a strange 

setup of

different webservers here, and I want to have the main one proxying the
content of the otherone exept of a few dirs.
So my setup is:

...
ProxyPass /pcpool !
...
ProxyPass / http://www.physics.tu-berlin.de/

That all works fine. But when i add a line
...
ProxyPass   ^/~([^/]+)/?(.*) !
...

It won't serve the userdirs locally. Could someone tell me how to leave
the public_html files untouched by the Proxy Module? I also tried it
with Rewrite Rules....

You can't use a regex in ProxyPass. You can do it with mod_rewrite or
you can do it with ProxyPassMatch, assuming you are using 2.2.5 or
later.

Of course, the regex you have written is almost exactly equivalent to
ProxyPass /~ !
So just using that would be the simplest solution.

Remember that exceptions need to be written BEFORE the main ProxyPass
directives.

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Ah that explains a lot. But: Even when I exclude a certain /~user it 

doesn't work. Is it a Problem with the ~ or is it maybe a Problem with 

the userdir_module? Because I get the 404 from the other webserver.

Ekki

I did it with ProxyPassMatch And now it works....

THXs

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