El 19/09/12 12:06, Tom Evans escribió:
On Wed, Sep 19, 2012 at 3:46 PM, Mario A. del Riego
delri...@fing.edu.uy wrote:
Supid,
I have the same behavior, it's a bug well documented at [1].
If you know the redirection, you can do it in the front-end.
In my particular case, i fixed
Supid,
I have the same behavior, it's a bug well documented at [1].
If you know the redirection, you can do it in the front-end.
In my particular case, i fixed it with mod_security. I have wrote a
little in my blog [0] (in spanish) about this.
[0]
I must add this redirect to the VirtualHost's SSL.
You need to know where its added, if you type:
apachectl -S
will see something like:
[...]
*:443is a NameVirtualHost
default server localhost (/etc/httpd/conf.d/ssl.conf:12)
[...]
In this file you have to do it.
Search for something
Yes, it's possible.
1) You can use mod_rewrite for that, for example, i think:
RewriteCond %{REMOTE_HOST} =host1
RewriteRule ^/mysite http://server1/ [NC,P,L]
RewriteCond %{REMOTE_HOST} =host2
RewriteRule ^/mysite http://server2/ [NC,P,L]
2) Also, you can play with SetEnvIf:
SetEnvIF
