On Fri, Oct 25, 2013 at 4:12 PM, dweimer <dweimer@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > On 10/25/2013 7:32 am, Martin Rieß wrote: >> >> Hi everyone. >> >> I’m trying to set up squid3 on pfSense to work as reverse proxy. >> I plan to have several servers behind squid/pfsense and I want to set up >> the >> reverse proxy the following way: >> >> http://FQDN/owa --> http://ms-server/owa >> http://FQDN/webshop -> http://ubuntu-server/webshop >> http://FQDN/website -> http://ubuntu-server/ >> >> Can someone please tell me how to set the different routes to the >> subdirectories, either in the pfsense webinterface or directly in >> squid.conf? >> I know that with owa I will have to deal with https and other details, but >> first I have to solve the topic of these subdirectories. >> >> Thank you in advance, >> >> Martin > > > You are needing to look for "url_rewrite_program", and several related > directives within squid, not sure if they have added that into the current > pfSense package or not. It could of course be manually done, but I would > search for rewrite on the web configuration to see if it has been added, as > it would make sense for a firewall product setup with reverse proxy support > to include that feature. The only pfSense systems I have are running on > Alix boards, which lack the memory and CPU power to handle Squid so I > haven't tested out the Squid package, on it myself. If you don't need to rewrite the urlpath, then a carefully crafted series of cache_peer_access lines should be enough, without the need to code a custom rewriter. It should also be faster :) -- /kinkie
