On Sun, 2007-02-11 at 13:23 +0100, Matus UHLAR - fantomas wrote: > On 07.02.07 14:50, Stefan Palme wrote: > > I have running squid as reverse proxy with a rewrite-program, that > > rewrites URLs "/abc/1234", "/def/1234" and so on to "/1234". The > > backend application server only sees the rewritten URL, but I want > > the application server to know the "original" URL. > > Why do you rewrite URL's then? Our application changes its URL scheme very often. The first version used /abc/1234 to access a certain object, the second version used /def/1234 and so on. Since all these URLs are known "in the outside world" (i.e. google, customers etc.), we want them to work, even if the current URL scheme is /xyz/1234. -stefan-
