I'm in charge of a box here that's running multiple apache servers.
I run the front end servers which handle the front end and proxying.
The third apache server is run by another group and interfaces with
backend databases and other apps.
Here's what everying does:
1. Server1 runs on port 80 and redirects all traffic to port 443 as https
2. Server2 runs on port 443 does nothing but proxy to the third server
running on port 7900
3. Server3 interfaces with a bunch of apps. I can't touch it.
I want to combine the first two servers. I want one apache server that
redirects all port 80 http traffic to port 443 https traffic and then
proxies everything through SSL to the server on port 7900.
Is this possible? Right now when I try to combine a Rewrite for port 80 with
a proxy on 443 the proxy takes over all traffic before the rewrite can trigger.
I've tried putting the rewrite and the proxy in seperate virtual hosts with
no luck either.
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Michael Alberghini
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Georgia State University
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