Vincent Bray wrote:
I have an httpd config with a rewrite rule with a proxy;
RewriteRule ^/path1/(.*) http://localhost:8080/path2$1 [P]
Why use rewrite for this? ProxyPass & ProxyPassReverse would be better.
Ah. I see, for some reason I didn't think mod_proxy would handle the
mapping which
Hi,
Couple of points..
On 7/11/06, Tom Hodder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I have an httpd config with a rewrite rule with a proxy;
RewriteRule ^/path1/(.*) http://localhost:8080/path2$1 [P]
Why use rewrite for this? ProxyPass & ProxyPassReverse would be better.
and a disk cache like so
Hi,
I have an httpd config with a rewrite rule with a proxy;
RewriteRule ^/path1/(.*) http://localhost:8080/path2$1 [P]
and a disk cache like so;
CacheRoot /tmp/cache
CacheSize 32768
CacheEnable disk /
Now my index page "index.html" gets cached, but nothing that is handled
by the rewrite rul
