24 Dec
2007
24 Dec
'07
12:26 a.m.
Le 23 déc. 07 à 03:49, Paul Armstrong a écrit :
Sorry to be stubborn. We use exactly both of them on an apache 2.1.
It does not change anything to the content, hence to output URLs, it
only maps one way.
So if an xwiki pages contains ../../inline/xxx whereas the original
path is <host>/bin/Main/WebHome, the browser will submit the URL
<host>/inline/xxx which breaks.
paul
The only
reverse proxy I know of is Apache mod_proxy, which we are
using, and that only rewrites HTTP headers and does not change the
content... e.g. relative links cannot be changed, really, you need a
tuned URL-factory.
ProxyPass and ProxyPassReverse do what you need.
See http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_proxy.html