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I'm sorry - but how does that help me pass the SERVER_NAME (assuming that with the virtualhost it would be the correct one) to the proxied server as a parameter to the URL? More data... I have a dedicated server in a data center with ONE IP address. I want to run Apache server as a front end (using the virtualhost capability) to serve MULTIPLE inbound URLS that are coming from different domai
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I am working with mod rewrite and virtualhosts. I'd like to be able to use the rewrite directives without putting .htaccess files out since the rules are specific to each virtual host. I know the rules I am using are working - because if I put them in an .htaccess folder they perform as expected. However if I put them in the httpd.conf file they seem to have no effect. I have a feeling that i
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Thanks for the reply. Let me try again. I want to take an inbound URL like this one: and based on the fact that the entire URL contains: "test.mydomain.com" make the URL rewrite as: I realize that this may seem strange - but the ProxyPass and ProxyPassReverse would then take this new URL and send it to my secondary application server (running on a different port of the same
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I am using WAMP 1.6.6. with VirtualHosts to redirect inbound http traffic to a secondary application server on a different port number (using ProxyPass and ProxyPassReverse). That part of things is all working fine. I'd like to be able to use Mod Rewrite to grab the domain name from the inbound URLs and pass that to the secondary server as a parameter. In example: When this URL comes in...
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Followup - more information. After doing a ton of more testing, reinstalling and research - I finally tracked down a post that seems to indicate that the problem is between the V-COM SystemSuite Antivirus software and Apache. This URL: Reports a similar problem from someone trying to use PostNuke. "Seems there is a mxavlsp.dll file that apache and systemsuite 6 are conflicted over. O
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Hello, New install of WAMP 1.64 on XP Home. All seems fine until I click the phpinfo() link - then Apache.exe gives an application error about a memory location that could not be read and terminates. The module name (following the error trail) is MxAvlsp.dll I can create a simple php file like this: <?php echo("Hello world!" ?> and run it with: and that works fine. I'
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