On 15/07/11 01:41, Pschittt wrote:
Well,
That will work if I have only one server behind squid.
The fact is I have 2 servers behind squid :
http://mywebserver/serv1 -> http://192.168.2.1:2048
http://mywebserver/serv2 -> http://192.168.2.2:4096
And those servers must be accessible only via Squid (the reverse proxy
purpose...).
I tried to use rewrite_program, doing a perl script which rewrite the
URL. But like I said, the server 192.168.2.1 cannot be accessible
directly...
When re-writing it is not. Leave the public domain (which DNS points at
Squid) on the URL. Your re-writer should only strip away the "/serv1" or
"/serv2" part of the URL. This is done with a regex strip, for any
number of servers.
Something like:
#!/bin/perl
$1|=;
while(<>) {
print s/\/serv[12]//;
}
The problem is that the servers might generate URLs without the right
/serv1, /serv2 bit on them and clients get errors when they try to load
that URL.
Amos
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