redirect directory

[Albrecht Marcus <Ma...@sycor.de>]

Hi everybody,

i have a problem with the "internal" redirection of apache.

My configuration is a virtual host with name www1.* as ServerName and www.*
as ServerAlias.

<VirtualHost xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:80>
    ServerName www1.domain.de
    ServerAlias www.domain.de
 [...snip...]
    Options None
    DirectoryIndex index.html index.php
</VirtualHost>

Now i have a sub directory named "test" with a normal index.html file.
If i request "www.domain.de/test" i get redirected to "www1.domain.de/test/"
.
A request to "www.domain.de/test/" gets me the right page without
redirecting.

So the server cant't find a file called test and internal redirects to the
server name with "test/" to enter this directory?

It's no availability problem because i get to this page but i don't want to
reveal that www1 name to the public.
I know that i could just switch name and alias and the problem would
dissapear but maybee i want the config as it is because we use mod_backhand
for loadbalancing and don't want that to get screwed up.

Is there someone out there who has deeper knowledge at this issue or how
apache works in such cases?


Thanks and cu

Marcus Albrecht
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Re: redirect directory

[Jack Nerad <jn...@cimedia.com>]

Albrecht Marcus wrote:
> Hi everybody,
> 
> i have a problem with the "internal" redirection of apache.
> 
> My configuration is a virtual host with name www1.* as ServerName and www.*
> as ServerAlias.
> 
> <VirtualHost xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:80>
>     ServerName www1.domain.de
>     ServerAlias www.domain.de
>  [...snip...]
>     Options None
>     DirectoryIndex index.html index.php
> </VirtualHost>
> 
> Now i have a sub directory named "test" with a normal index.html file.
> If i request "www.domain.de/test" i get redirected to "www1.domain.de/test/"
> .
> A request to "www.domain.de/test/" gets me the right page without
> redirecting.
> 
> So the server cant't find a file called test and internal redirects to the
> server name with "test/" to enter this directory?
> 
> It's no availability problem because i get to this page but i don't want to
> reveal that www1 name to the public.
> I know that i could just switch name and alias and the problem would
> dissapear but maybee i want the config as it is because we use mod_backhand
> for loadbalancing and don't want that to get screwed up.
> 
> Is there someone out there who has deeper knowledge at this issue or how
> apache works in such cases?
> 
> 
> Thanks and cu

Check out the UseCanonicalName directive

http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/core.html#usecanonicalname

It may do what you are looking for.

--
Jack Nerad


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