[users@httpd] mod_proxy, mod_authz_host and .htaccess

[Emmanuel.Leguy]

Hello,

Config:
- Reverse proxy server: solaris 9, apache 2.2
- Proxied server: solaris 9, apache 2.2

Requests to userdir are reverse proxied:

http://www.real.fr/~login -> http://www.priv/~login

Some users use a .htaccess file with order, allow and deny directives:

order deny,allow
deny from all
allow from ipaddresses


- if www.real.fr's ip address is in ipaddresses, requests are allways ok




Thank you,

Manu.

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but all requests to www.priv are send from only one address: the www.real.fr's one (reverse proxy server). So the deny/allow directives have this binary effect: - if www.real.fr's ip address is not in ipaddresses, request are allways blocked. Is there a way that the request appear to be sent by the end client and not the reverse proxy server? Notice: i tried the proxy directive with success but i want the users to be able to configure it in there .htaccess. La verification de ce certificat peut etre faite a l'adresse suivante: http://igc.services.cnrs.fr/CNRS-Standard/recherche.html

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