Problem with mod_rewrite proxy for .asp DirectoryIndex

["S.A. Birl" <sbirl+Apache-List@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello all:

Apache 2.2.4   RHEL4

I have the following 4 rules:
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Options +ExecCGI +FollowSymLinks +Includes +Indexes +MultiViews -SymLinksIfOwnerMatch
DirectoryIndex  index.shtml index.shtm index.html default.htm default.asp index.asp index.htm default.html default.aspx home.htm home.html index.cgi index.pl

# proxy directives for .ASP files
RewriteRule      (.*.asp*)$  http://192.168.166.120:8080$1  [Proxy,NoSubReq]
ProxyPassReverse /           http://192.168.166.120:8080
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It works great for the most part, proxying the ASP requests over my
IIS server, EXPECT when the ASP file is in the DirectoryIndex.


With NoSubReq

1) If I browse to http://127.0.0.0/sbirl/ASP/  I get the ASP source
   code

2) If I browse to http://127.0.0.1/sbirl/ASP/default.asp, it proxies
   like it should


Without NoSubReq

3) If I browse to http://127.0.0.0/sbirl/  mod_rewrite tries to proxy
   http://127.0.0.0/sbirl/ASP/default.asp  as
   http://192.168.166.120/sbirl/default.asp -- giving back a proper 404




I tried changing to NoSubReq to DPI, but Apache configtest complained
that DPI was invalid as a RewriteRule flag


I tried
RewriteCond ! %{IS_SUBREQ}
RewriteRule      (.*.asp*)$  http://192.168.166.120:8080$1  [Proxy]
ProxyPassReverse /           http://192.168.166.120:8080


But that failed to pass to proxy any ASP requests.


The question is, how I fix #1 and retain #2 at the same time?




Thanks
 S.A. Birl
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