I thought I fixed it with:
ProxyFCGISetEnvIf true DOCUMENT_ROOT "/another/path"
but this is applied as env var after examining the url for AH01078:
serving URL..
serving URL fcgi://127.0.0.1:9005//opt/data/index.php,
[...]
fix_cgivars: override DOCUMENT_ROOT from '/opt/data/' to
'/another/path',
Am 2020-10-15 08:51, schrieb Robin Kluth:
I already tested a bit with rewrite bit my and your variant is not working. If I set your variant the result is:
mod_proxy_fcgi.c(995): [client 172.31.30.115:54624] AH01076: url:
fcgi://127.0.0.1:9005//opt/data/another proxyname: (null) proxyport: 0,
referer: http://nextcloud.jki.intern/
mod_proxy_fcgi.c(1002): [client 172.31.30.115:54624] AH01078: serving URL fcgi://127.0.0.1:9005//opt/data/another, referer: http://nextcloud.jki.intern/
(Even the "/path" from "/another/path" is truncated :O )
mod_rewrite.c(482): [client 172.31.30.115:54624] 172.31.30.115 - - [...] init
rewrite engine with requested uri /index.php, referer:
http://nextcloud.jki.intern/
mod_rewrite.c(482): [client 172.31.30.115:54624] 172.31.30.115 - - [...]
applying pattern '\\.php$' to uri '/index.php', referer:
http://nextcloud.jki.intern/
mod_rewrite.c(482): [client 172.31.30.115:54624] 172.31.30.115 - - [...] rewrite
'/index.php' -> '/another/path/.php', referer: http://nextcloud.jki.intern/
mod_rewrite.c(482): [client 172.31.30.115:54624] 172.31.30.115 - - [...]
remember /another/path/.php to have Content-handler
'proxy:fcgi://127.0.0.1:9005/', referer: http://nextcloud.jki.intern/
mod_rewrite.c(482): [client 172.31.30.115:54624] 172.31.30.115 - - [...] local
path result: /another/path/.php, referer: http://nextcloud.jki.intern/
mod_rewrite.c(482): [client 172.31.30.115:54624] 172.31.30.115 - - [...]
prefixed with document_root to /opt/data/another/path/.php, referer:
http://nextcloud.jki.intern/
mod_rewrite.c(482): [client 172.31.30.115:54624] 172.31.30.115 - - [...]
go-ahead with /opt/data/another/path/.php [OK], referer:
http://nextcloud.jki.intern/
mod_rewrite.c(482): [client 172.31.30.115:54624] 172.31.30.115 - - [...] [perdir
/opt/data/] add path info postfix: /opt/data/another ->
/opt/data/another/path/.php, referer: http://nextcloud.jki.intern/
mod_rewrite.c(482): [client 172.31.30.115:54624] 172.31.30.115 - - [...] [perdir
/opt/data/] strip per-dir prefix: /opt/data/another/path/.php ->
another/path/.php, referer: http://nextcloud.jki.intern/
mod_rewrite.c(482): [client 172.31.30.115:54624] 172.31.30.115 - - [...]
[perdir /opt/data/] applying pattern '^$' to uri 'another/path/.php', referer:
http://nextcloud.jki.intern/
mod_rewrite.c(482): [client 172.31.30.115:54624] 172.31.30.115 - - [...] [perdir
/opt/data/] add path info postfix: /opt/data/another ->
/opt/data/another/path/.php, referer: http://nextcloud.jki.intern/
mod_rewrite.c(482): [client 172.31.30.115:54624] 172.31.30.115 - - [...] [perdir /opt/data/] strip per-dir prefix: /opt/data/another/path/.php -> another/path/.php, referer: http://nextcloud.jki.intern/
Regards,
Am 2020-10-14 16:19, schrieb Eric Covener:
On Wed, Oct 14, 2020 at 9:47 AM Robin Kluth <kont...@kluthr.de> wrote:
Hi,
I have a short question to the Apache pro's ;)
I setup a vHost with Document pointing to /opt/data
A PHP-FPM instance is set up inside a docker container.
<FilesMatch "\.php$">
SetHandler "proxy:fcgi://127.0.0.1:9005/"
</FilesMatch>
So, Apache does the following now:
I access the web page and Apache serves every non PHP file from /opt/data - In the
meantime any .php request would be sent to the proxy:fcgi.. Apache always expands the
proxy request to "proxy:fcgi://127.0.0.1:9005/opt/data".
How can I stop Apache doing this? When I specify an own path like:
<FilesMatch "\.php$">
SetHandler "proxy:fcgi://127.0.0.1:9005/another/path"
</FilesMatch>
The new request becomes "proxy:fcgi://127.0.0.1:9005/another/path/opt/data":
mod_proxy_fcgi.c(995): [client 172.31.30.115:51615] AH01076: url:
fcgi://127.0.0.1:9005/another/path/opt/data/index.php proxyname: (null)
proxyport: 0
mod_proxy_fcgi.c(1002): [client 172.31.30.115:51615] AH01078: serving URL
fcgi://127.0.0.1:9005/another/path/opt/data/index.php
Is there any option to prevent Apache doing this? ProxyPass(Match) does it but has problems here with any whitespaces, so I wanted to use SetHandler.
The high level issue/cause here is that the core of the server will
map URL's to Filenames and the tracked filename is what proxy_fcgi
knows to request.
How about something in this neighborhood (in vhost/global scope) which
sets r->filename and the handler together w/ rewrite:
RewriteEngine ON
RewriteRule \.php$ /another/path/$0 [H=proxy:fcgi://127.0.0.1:9005/]
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