Hi List,
I have gone back to an old issue put aside since April due to time
constraints. The initial mail was "Proxying request for a Reverse Proxy"
dated 6/4/06 for the curious.
Thanks to Henrik's comments, I was able to mostly succeed in the
following setup:
DNS: Boxes:
myPrivate1.com --> BOX A - Apache
myPrivate2.com (Namebased virtualhost)
--------------------------------------------
my.Public.com --> BOX B - Squid 2
(Reverse Proxy)
|
V
BOX C - Apache
All request to my.Public.com would go to BOX C.
But I want my.Public.com/myfolder to be served by a specific host on BOX
A. To do this I've configured Squid to think of BOX A as a cache peer
and never to direct to the original server as follow:
acl domainWithSubsite dstdomain -i .Public.com
acl subsite urlpath_regex -i ^/myfolder.*
cache_peer myPrivate2.com parent 80 3130 proxy-only no-query no-digest
no-netdb-exchange
cache_peer_access myPrivate2.com allow domainWithsubsite subsite
cache_peer_access myPrivate2.com deny all
never_direct allow domainWithSubsite subsite
This works a treat except for one thing: the virtualhost block the
request matches is always the default one (Primary host).
The Apache access log on BOX A shows the request as:
GET http://my.Public.com/myfolder HTTP/1.0
I would like to be able to specify which virtualhost to go to as I may
have a lot of them. The virtualhost would be dependent on which domain
is in the original request (my.Public.com).
Is there any way to achieve this?
Forcing Squid to use HTTP/1.1, or send a host: header of some sort?
Cheers, Eb.
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Eric B. Blanchi
