Hi I have a scenario.A domain www.mydomain.com then there are 4 private computers on which applications are hosted at port 80. So when some one from outside access the site it should look as www.mydomain.com/site1 in apache2.conf where www.mydomain.com is hosted I added Code: ProxyPass /site1 http://192.168.0.2 ProxyReversePass /site1 http://192.168.0.2 is it correct ? I am able to see www.mydomain.com/site1 but when some one logs in from internet to www.mydomain.com/site1 it is redirecting to www.mydomain.com and not taking to page where a successful login will go in www.mydomain.com/site1 what should I check or do ?
Hi yes you are right.Even then now I am posting a solution since by now I have solved the problem. http://swik.net/MySQL/Planet+MySQL/...+behind+a+Reverse+Proxy+Server+(Apache)/dcslr I am posting so that if some one else faces the same problem they may get a solution.Which is mentioned on the above link you can go there directly and read it. Code: When you install drupal on a server which is behind apache reverse proxy you need to tell that drupal installation about the presence of reverse proxy in your nework. That is the core of the problem. To achieve this you need to do do following in your drupal installation folder go to sites/default/settings.php and change the following $base_url="http://www.mydomain.com/; then $cookie_domain = 'proxyserver.yourdomain.com'; if above both are same then place them same values then uncomment $conf = array( then uncomment 'reverse_proxy' => TRUE, then 'reverse_proxy_addresses' => array('192.168.0.1',), replace it by IP of your apache reverse proxy and uncomment below it ); Hopefully it should work. Keywords to search for this are if you are using drupal "drupal behind apache reverse proxy" You can get same problem if you do not use drupal the thing is any web server running behind a proxy needs to know how to handle requests which are forwarded by proxy. Some one if comes across same situation do reply here make a blog etc it will help others.
