I don't think I understand what's happening and what the problem is. if curl -vx ats-server.corp.com:8080 http://s3-store.corp.com:8080/bucket/object works, and your regex_remap below is on ats-server.corp.com, that seems to suggest that everything is working.
As written, your regex_remap should just be a simple map. That is, this is exactly equivalent: map / http://s3-store.corp.com:8080/ (eg, everything after the slash will get appended onto http://s3-store.corp.com:8080/ when making up the url to go to the origin.) On Fri, Nov 2, 2018 at 10:08 AM Jin <[email protected]> wrote: > > s3-store.corp.com is an internal Ceph storage. I also have ats and Ceph > gateway on port 8080. > > So, this works: > curl -vx ats-server.corp.com:8080 > http://s3-store.corp.com:8080/bucket/object > > I hope to have: > curl http://atx-server.corp.com:8080/bucket/object > > So, I added a remap rule: > regex_map /(.*) http://s3-store.corp.com:8080/$1 > > I am trying to figure out why it does not with this regex_map. The log says > could not connect INACTIVE_TIMEOUT to x.x.x.x for > http://ats-server.corp.com:8080/bucket/object (x.x.x.x is the ip of > ats-server.corp.com). > > Is it some kind of a lopping situation? > > Re s3_auth, this is a proof-of-concept setup. So, I will not use s3 auth > plugin yet as the bucket is public. > > Thank you. > > Jin. > > > > > > > -- > Sent from: http://apache-traffic-server.24303.n7.nabble.com/
