You can use a redirector to do this. Check out Squirm http://squirm.foote.com.au/ (what I use, you can write your own pretty easily if you want) and use a regular expression like... /^(.*?)domainname\.com\/application1\/(.*)$/\1server1\/\2/ That would take a url of *.domainname.com/* and change it to *.server1/* without the "application1" portion. Redirectors: http://www.squid-cache.org/Doc/FAQ/FAQ-15.html -----Original Message----- From: Tim McAuley [mailto:timonline@xxxxxxxxx] Sent: Wednesday, February 01, 2006 5:40 AM To: squid-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: Reverse proxy to different servers for different urls Hi, I have been looking through the documentation and mailing archives and have not found a clear way to do what I want. What I want is: Using a reverse proxy, I would like to be able to redirect requests to different backend servers depending on the url being used (not the server name). I know it is possible to configure squid to work with multiple domains and point the request to different servers according to the domain name, so I want is pretty similiar, except using the same domain name all the time. Example: http://domainname.com/application1/index.html -> squid -> server1 (http://server1/index.html) http://domainname.com/application2/index.html -> squid -> server2 (http://server2/index.html) Ideally, stripping out "application1/2" from the url but not necessary. Is this possible? I'm running on Squid 2.5, pre-compiled for windows (on windows 2000). Also, the incoming requests are https and these are converted to http for the final server. So after the ssl is decrypted, squid should be able to see the url in the request (I assume). Any hints greatfully received. Many thanks, Tim
