On 29/04/11 19:25, Colin Coe wrote:
Hi Amos, many thanks for the prompt and detailed reply.
I have made the suggested changes with some improvements.
I should have advised of the version I'm using. This is a RHEL 6 box
with v3.1.4 and I'd prefer to stick with RH if at all possible,
All nodes use static IP addresses and I control the DNS (and rDNS) for
this domain. Every node with an A record has a corresponding PTR
record.
When I browse to rhevm.test.company.com (the reverse proxy URL), I end
up being redirected to the HTTPS site, not the HTTP site. I note that
the URL has changed from rhevm.test.company.com to
virtman.test.company.com (the real FQDN). Any ideas on how I'd stop
this changing?
There is nothing in this squid.conf that would be doing that change.
The node virtman.test.company.com runs two sites, one HTTP and one
HTTPS. The HTTPS site is where you are taken if you don't specify a
http:// at the beginning.
That bounce is the problem. It is using the server hostname instead of
the request Host: domain.
Requests sent to Web servers do not contain any "http://domain:port";
portion in their URLs. The http:// should only be sent to proxy relays.
Squid is relaying requests to the origin peer port 80 in "origin" server
format:
GET /index.html HTTP/1.1
Host: virtman.test.company.com
...
Your bounce seems to be redirecting those requests to:
HTTP/1.1 302 Redirect
Location: https://rhevm.test.company.com/index.html
...
instead of:
HTTP/1.1 302 Redirect
Location: https://virtman.test.company.com/index.html
...
If you really want to keep this bounce going you can do it a lot more
efficiently inside Squid with a url redirector returning
"307:https://virtman.test.company.com/$url_path"; where the domain is
virtman.test.company.com.
Amos
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