On 18/06/2012 14:32, Gavin Will wrote:

Apache does, you need the ProxyPassReverse operative:

        ProxyPass / http://172.16.45.133/
        ProxyPassReverse / http://172.16.45.133/


This is how I have it setup. It works fine if it is top level but doesn't work if I have it as a subdirectory such as

        ProxyPass /pf/ https://172.16.45.133/
        ProxyPassReverse /pf/ https://172.16.45.133/

I also have SSLProxyEngine On since it is using https and not http.

As Moshe says I will no doubt need to rewrite the links. A bit of reading into rewrites I think is needed.

Many thanks all


Have you tried temporarily allows pfsense to run on HTTP instead of HTTPS and seeing if your issues still occur?

I'm not sure whether the URL re-write will work when HTTPS is in use.

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