Hi,
I am using Apache 2.2 on a FC5 machine running kernel 2.6.
It is setup as a load balancing reverse proxy server that sends requests
to a pool of web servers. I am using mod_rewrite for a load balancing
solution using proxy throughput round robin as outlined in the URL
rewriting guide
a
request and passes it on to another webserver. Let's say this webserver
is down or unable to pass back the necessary page(s). Is it possible
for the httpd to then resend the same request to another server ?
Thanks,
Arjun Datta
Hi Folks,
Simple question,
I was reading the documentation for mod_proxy module in version 2.2 on the
apache.org website and I was a little confused by the difference between
forward and reverse proxies.
My understanding:
Forward returns the addresses and reverse (default) returns the content.
in Apache 2.2
I think the script is returning the proxy map, not the output, no?
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In [EMAIL PROTECTED], on 07/13/06
at 03:15 PM, Arjun Datta [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
The problem is that since apache waits for the entire request to come
through before passing
Hi,
I am running Apache version 2.2 on Fedora 5. I have set the webserver
up to act as a loadbalancing proxy server that loadbalances requests
between several other php and coldfusion webservers.
I am using the mod_rewrite module's RewriteEngine to rewrite URLs by
converting the
