Nick,
Thanks for the pointer about not needing ProxyHTMLExtended. I got my
application working with the following VirtualHost configuration:
ProxyPass / http://localhost:8080/myASPApp/
ProxyPassReverse / http://localhost:8080/myASPApp/
ServerName myaspsite.mydomain.com
ProxyHTML
On 3 Jun 2010, at 00:05, Sohum Misra wrote:
> But the above doesn't work. When I look at the source for the page
> that contains the JavaScript, it still has links as follows:
Your configuration is incomplete.
The URL Eric already posted links to (among other things) a tutorial
on what you're t
Eric,
Thanks for your response. I now have the mod_proxy_html module
installed in Apache2 and I can turn on the ProxyHTMLExtended option.
However, I'm still confused as to what I should be doing with the
mod_proxy_html module and where I should be putting it. I looked at a
couple of questions on t
> How can I solve this problem? The couple of websites I found suggested
> turning on ProxyHTMLExtended but when I tried doing that, the server
> did not start. I'm guessing I didn't know how to do it properly. I'm
> using Apache 2.2.11.
ProxyHTMLExtended is provided by mod_proxy_html, which is a
So here's my setup. I've got a DynDNS account since I have a dynamic
IP. I have Apache listening on port 80 and IIS7 on port 8080. I don't
want users to have to enter in myacc.dyndns.com:8080 to get to IIS7,
so I've added the following code to my Apache httpd.conf file to
enable a proxy/reverse pro
