Topic: Mod_proxy on Apache Win32

[pbApachi]

I'm trying to port a reverse proxy apache server using mod_proxy from some old workstation version of redhat over to a win2003 server running the latest currently available apache and mod_proxy download from this site...

Is there a way to enable some sort of debug mode to figure out what's going on? I essentially have 3 IP addresses on one nic card on the old server and it receives requests on one ip and shoots them out from the other two ips to two separate servers (one of those servers has two web 'sites' running on it...

Right now all i'm getting is a directory listing of my document root directory in apache on port 80...every other ip I hit, I get nothing but a page can't be displayed error. I've gone over the settings between the boxes a billion times and have followed the 'howto' in the document and looked for any variances between the redhat box and my win box...but i'm just not coming up with anything. No firewalls or blocking going on. the web server can hit the web sites it's supposed to proxy for without a problem... everything's a dead end road right now. Any help is appreciated! It almost seems like nothing is proxying.

The only thing that looked unusual was that on the redhat box the main web directory has 3 blue empty 'directories' on it... could these actually be symbolic links of somesort? Right now my win server just shows me a list of these directories through apache and that's it...

Pete

[James Blond]

From version 3, if the first form is used, mod_proxy_html will also clean up the HTML to the specified standard. It cannot fix every error, but it will strip out bogus elements and attributes. It will also optionally log other errors at LogLevel Debug.

Can you post your reverse setup? Symlink are ok on Linux. If you open the symlink on the reversed server itself, the proxy should also able to open it.