You could force to overwrite the incoming Host header with
RequestHeader set Host 192.168.1.1:9980
I'm using this together with ProxyPreserveHost for a somewhat different case.
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Joost,
Yup, yer right, I turned off proxyrequests, and it's unnecessary.
Doesn't help change the output though. I could run something to fix
the output, but it just seemed to me that if apache is going to allow
you to preserve the host, it should allow you to preserve the port
too.
On
Shane Smith wrote:
Joost,
Yup, yer right, I turned off proxyrequests, and it's unnecessary.
Doesn't help change the output though. I could run something to fix
the output, but it just seemed to me that if apache is going to allow
you to preserve the host, it should allow you to preserve the
