On Tue, Jul 3, 2012 at 5:45 PM, Chris Arnold
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>>That's the same as if it ended with a slash, and matched by ^/$
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> So, RewriteRule ^/$ http://192.168.123.2/ will send just
> http://updates.domain.com to 192.168.123.2? I don't want all http traffic to
> go to that server, just http://updat
This is just a FYI if anyone is interested:
I had apr-1.4.5, apr-util-1.3.12, and httpd-2.2.21 installed but not using it.
(I'm using Apache httpd on some other AIX machines -- various levels, etc)
Pulled down and did relatively simple "configure; make; make install" type
process of apr-1.4.6,
SUMMARY
I wanted to thank Rainer Jung who sent (2) emails of suggestions.
Rainer provided the only responses to my question.
additional qualifiers
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In addition to the details I provided below, I will qualify again that
both of the systems used were new Solaris 11 installs.
I
>That's the same as if it ended with a slash, and matched by ^/$
So, RewriteRule ^/$ http://192.168.123.2/ will send just
http://updates.domain.com to 192.168.123.2? I don't want all http traffic to go
to that server, just http://updates.domain.com.
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> but am not sure how to rewrite without a folder (ie http://updates.domain.com
> to another server with the same address).
That's the same as if it ended with a slash, and matched by ^/$
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Hello list! Apache 2.2.12 on SLES 11 SP2. I need to rewrite/proxy
http://updates.domain.com traffic to another server on the LAN. I have a few
rewrite rules in my host file now:
RewriteRule ^/folder http://%{HTTP_HOST}/folder/ [L]
but am not sure how to rewrite without a folder (ie http://update
