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Apache mod_rewrite
This problem is sorted now, thanks for everyone's help. I did need to have the 'mod_proxy' module because my URL was going off to another server, causing the 'redirect'. (That's why you wanted to see the URL 'predamarcel' :-)) With the mod_proxy in place & inserting [P,L] at the end of my URL...- nezboid
- Post #7
- Forum: Linux (server)
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Apache mod_rewrite
<myURL> is on the same server. However, when I use the RewriteRule I get a status '302' each time in the log, which is a redirect. Is it not possible to have Apache process Rewrite internally & forward on to the URL rather than redirecting the browser? If you could provide a simple example that...- nezboid
- Post #5
- Forum: Linux (server)
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Apache mod_rewrite
could you explain how mod_rewrite in combination with mod_proxy can achieve this. I'd like to be more certain before I go down the route of rebuilding my Apache install with mod_proxy, thanks- nezboid
- Post #3
- Forum: Linux (server)
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Apache mod_rewrite
I am trying to use the Apache mod_rewrite module to rewrite a URL in the httpd.conf fileas follows: RewriteRule "^/$" "<my URL> [L]" However, this issues a 'Redirect' - with a HTTP status code of '302', which slows the process down. I want Apache to process this request...- nezboid
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- Forum: Linux (server)
