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Apache reverse proxy with mod_proxy and 302 redirection
Hi all,
I'm setting up a reverse proxy using apache and mod_proxy to redirect from one server to another (from A to B for example) But in server B it has a redirect method that redirect with 302 code to another server (C) The result is when I go to site A, the reverse proxy give me to access B, but the 302 redirection lead me to C, and showing C on the address bar Do you have an idea to make reverse proxy work with this kind of redirection? I tried with mod_rewrite to change my URL, but it seems to not working Any idea/suggest would be really appreciated |
Why do you need to chain 3 servers, can you not do it in a more efficient way ?
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In my case, I have to do it with the 3 servers, and not to remove anything
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Instead of redirecting why dont you proxy from the second server as well.
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In this case, it's a little bit complex
Server B is behind the firewall and just allow access from server A, all it can do is redirect to C after checking for policy, etc.... that's why I ask for a reverse proxy with 302 redirection I still want to do it, not another solution Do you have any idea to implement this kind of reverse proxy? |
But the question is if the content is on server C why cann't server B just request it from server C and send it to server A
Internet <---> ServerA <-----> ServerB <------> ServerC |
I can't make any changes on server B, that's the biggest problem :(
All I can do is on server A with the reverse proxy |
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