RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^${MyMap:%{HTTP_HOST}}$
RewriteRule ^(.{MyMap:%{HTTP_HOST}})$ <something here that is the value
of
the key>$1 [P]
Basically, anything to host 1, proxy to host 2..... The main reason
wanting
to use a external map, is so that we can add/remove/modify mappings on
the
fly without having to restart apache....
Try something like
RewriteCond ${MyMap:%{HTTP_HOST}|not-found} !=not-found
RewriteRule (.*) http://${MyMap:%{HTTP_HOST}}$1
And be sure to use the RewriteLog to help you debug.
Morning. Unfortunately, no luck :(
The config as it stands now:
RewriteEngine On
RewriteLog <log file>
RewriteLogLevel 9
RewriteMap MyMap txt:<file>
RewriteConf ${MyMap:%{HTTP_HOST}|not-found} !=not-found
RewriteRule (.*)$ http://${MyMap:%{HTTP_HOST}}$1 [P]
My map, contains:
my.domain.com internal.my.domain.com
Going to my.domain.com, the request ends up on my default v-host, which is
configured after the Rewrite section. My RewriteLog, shows nudda... Blank.
I've added the [P] as Apache MUST proxy these requests... The
internal.my.domain.com is not accessable for any machines on the Internet,
only the apache servers doing the rewriting, hence, it must proxy, and not
show the browser the internal URLs etc.
Doing the above on a 'per vhost' config works very well (we have that
running already), but we now obviously wants to move to a map in order to
not having to restart / reconfigure new vhosts all the time in Apache....
--
Chris.
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