Just wondering if this is possible.
Due to a technicality, I would like urls on our site asking for
/dir/prog?gl/clouds.men*
to be reverse proxied from
http://another.domain.com/dir/prog?gl/clouds.men*
So I'm trying.
RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule ^(/dir/prog?gl/clouds.men*) http://another.domain.com/$1 [p]
Doesn't seem to work though by itself. For this to work though, the docs say
for the P flag
"Note: mod_proxy must be enabled in order to use this flag."
Well, the module is loaded, but I'm not sure what I need to kick Proxy off. I tried these two
settings.
ProxyPassReverse /dir/prog?gl/clouds.men?gl/clouds.men
http://another.domain.com/dir/prog?gl/clouds.men
ProxyPassReverse /dir/prog?gl/clouds.men?gl/clouds.men
http://another.domain.com/dir/prog?gl/clouds.men
ProxyPassReverse /dir/prog?gl/clouds.men http://another.domain.com/dir/prog?gl/clouds.men
ProxyPassReverse /dir/prog?gl/clouds.men http://another.domain.com/dir/prog?gl/clouds.men
using either one of the above gets me a " proxy: No protocol handler was valid for
the URL" error.
But perhaps since an argument in the query string is needed to proxy the
approprate page,
I am simply out of luck, as the ProxyPass directive needs....
"a partial URL for the remote server and cannot include a query string."
I do not what _all_ the /dir/prog requests proxied.
Is what I'm trying to do possible? Any help is appreciated. Thanks!
-ds
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