hi there,

Have you tried

RewriteRule /meat(.*).html /handbook.html [last]

without any proxying and stuff?

302 is not an error btw. It's a standard http status code.

regs,

Christian



On Tue, Nov 13, 2007 at 05:37:17PM +0300, Arifolth wrote:
> Hi All!
> 
> I need to substitute requested page with aniother, i. e. if client has 
> reqested page http://arifolth/meat[anything].html 
> he should get http://arifolth/handbook.html
> as far as I understand reverse proxyfying is the only right way to do it
> mod rewrite alone works fine, it gave error 302 to the client  - the document 
> has moved ...
> but I need to get not a redirection reply but the substituted page itself. 
> when I`m trying to use mod_proxy things are gone bad: server`s answer is 
> always 403 - Access forbidden!


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