Re: Apache VirtualHost to another machine

["Brad Alpert" <BAlpert FortBradford com>]

I am going to try the ProxyRemote thing again.  ProxyPass certainly
choked.  I'd messed with it along with proxy_every_darn_thing_else,
but will try the IP idea.

Also, it was kindly pointed out by Ed Wilts that (duh!) SSL won't
work with name-based vhost, so I will have to implement ip-based
vhosts.

This has been quite a ride.

Thanks!

Brad

ps - John, what's an "X-AntiAbuse header" and why do your emails
seem to have one?


> SPAM: -------------------- Start SpamAssassin results
> ---------------------- SPAM: This mail is probably spam.  The
> original message has been altered SPAM: so you can recognise or
> block similar unwanted mail in future. SPAM: See
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> SPAM:
> SPAM: Content analysis details:   (6 hits, 5 required)
> SPAM: X_ANTIABUSE        (2.4 points)  Found a X-AntiAbuse header
> SPAM: PORN_12            (0.7 points)  BODY: Uses words and
> phrases which indicate porn (12) SPAM: PORN_10            (0.6
> points)  BODY: Uses words and phrases which indicate porn (10)
> SPAM: DOUBLE_CAPSWORD    (1.1 points)  BODY: A word in all caps
> repeated on the line SPAM: MAILTO_WITH_SUBJ   (1.9 points)  URI:
> Includes a link to send a mail with a subject SPAM: PORN_3
>     (0.5 points)  Uses words and phrases which indicate porn (3)
> SPAM: AWL                (-1.2 points) AWL: Auto-whitelist
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>
>  From what I read, ProxyPass and ProxyPassReverse will only take
> from
> the path of a URL, and redirect it in one way or another....
>
> http://www.somedomain.com/my_web/foo can be redirected to
> http://www.foo.com with an entry like this...
>
> ProxyPass /my_web/foo http://www.foo.com
>
> Which isn't what you're trying to do.  Did you look into
> ProxyRemote?  That seems to be what you're looking for....
>
> ProxyRemote http://www.somedomain.com http://www.thisdomain.com
>
> You're probably gonna want to do it with an IP, or machine name,
> since  the DNS for your second domain has the same IP as the first
> box...