tis 2007-04-24 klockan 01:19 -0400 skrev Tony Clark: > I have a back end web server running jboss on Windows. > > I am running squid in a reverse proxy configuration. Everything works, > except when squid redirects to the web server, the browser shows the URL > of the back end web server. Simple solution: Make sure your don't rewrite URLs on the way to the backend and make sure the backend is aware of the official web site name. Don't use url_rewrite_program (aka redirect_program), and make sure http_port specifies your real site name in defaultsite. > It works fine at one site and not at the other. It's quite dependent on how the backend web server behaves. It need to know it's official name to work best. Some servers (i.e. IIS) do this automatically, others (i.e. Apache) need to have each web site name explicitly configured. An alternative solution if fixing the backend to know it's real name does not work then you can look into using location_rewrite_program to fix up server generated redirects before they reach the browser. But only look into this as a last resort. Regards Henrik
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