As I move over to a new server at home, I am left with a legacy
java/tapestry financial application I wrote some while ago and which
would be a pain to relearn to change anything (since I am about to
rewrite it anyway). Since it runs under tomcat just fine on the
original server, I am trying to use reverse proxy on my new (internet
facing) server to access it.
Below is the small segment from my <VirtualHost _default_:443> context
relating to the reverse proxying of this application on the internet
facing server - money.chandlerfamily.org.uk resolves to a 192.168.x.x
address inside my home
<Location /akcmoney/>
...
ProxyPass http://money.chandlerfamily.org.uk/akcmoney/
ProxyPassReverse http://money.chandlerfamily.org.uk/akcmoney/
ProxyPassReverseCookieDomain money.chandlerfamily.org.uk
www.chandlerfamily.org.uk
</Location>
Most of it is working fine - except some of the internal links. These
are host independent, but I notice that the application itself is
generating <base href="http://money.chandlerfamily.org.uk/akcmoney/"/>
in the pages it generates, and this is causing my browser to try and
access the internal server directly. Since I have security controls to
prevent access to this server from anywhere but the reverse proxy, it fails.
I was under the impression the mod_proxy_http was supposed to fix this up.
However I am totally confused. There are articles on the internet
talking about proxyHTML type directives, yet the documentation for
mod_proxy_html for apache 2.2 (using from Debian Lenny) says there are
no directives for this mod.
How do I get mod_proxy_html to correct this base href code?
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