Hi All Using apache mod_proxy 2.2.0 on Solaris 8. Imagine a web page where the overall content is delivered by a webserver A, and an IFrame in this page is delivered by a server B. To route the request on the appropriate server, I use the following proxypass commands in apache 2.2.0, used as a proxy ; ProxyPass /public/ http://serverA:80/public/ ProxyPassReverse /public/ http://serverA:80/public/ ProxyPass /be/ http://serverB:80/be/ ProxyPassReverse /be/ http://serverB:80/be/
When the overall page from A is loaded, all goes well. The page contains items delivered by both servers. However, if I click on the browser reload button (both IE and firefox), the Iframe content (url is target is on server B) shows a 404 error which is logged on server A. That is normally impossible regarding the proxypass configuration. This is a part of the server A log; [21/Feb/2007:10:21:50 +0100] "GET /public/images/nav/page_background.jpg HTTP/1.1" 304 - [21/Feb/2007:10:21:50 +0100] "GET /be/fr/images/sales_tools_img_tcm179-1117.jpg HTTP/1.1" 404 341 As you can see, there is a GET on the folder /be/, that should not be possible regarding the proxypass configuration. If I force a server content refresh, by hiting Ctrl+Shift+reload button (IE) or Ctrl+reload button (Firefox), all works well. As it is seen on the log, this is not a browser cache issue, since the request goes to bad server. I analyzed the HTTP requests in both cases, by doing a simple refresh and a server content refresh, they are the same. I will try to update this proxy from apache 2.2.0 to 2.2.4. Is there something else I could do ? Thanks. Philippe
