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Hehe, you all had the same problem as me, you should have just read my solution! lol

lol fair enuff, still prob solved so all done now ;o)

I have already found that problem, with the 0 value thing, thats why im not using that, i have solved the problem using the isset rule, thanks guys...

cheers, and to ingresman, its obvious what the fault would be from the code i showed... sorry if i didnt explain it properly but like i=3 i get an error, well der u missed a dollar, dont need to put what the error is ;o) anyways, i'll read those articles when i have a second!

How can i hide these errors, for example: $name = $_POST['name']; $primary = $_POST['Primary'] ; if ($primary=='') $primary='OFF'; $alliance = $_POST['Alliance'] ; if ($alliance=='') $alliance='OFF'; $tournament = $_POST['Tournament'] ; if ($tournament=='') $tournament='OFF'; $limited =...

OK new problem! Using the redirect as it is, if the users do a _SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] command in PHP they get the server IP 192.168.0.1 returned, instead of the remote address of the client. Which is seriosuly bad news... Any ideas what I have to do? Is it my redirect or PHP settings do you...

Cheers i'll look into it, have a good weekend ;o)

Cool, PS that is exactly what I have done, but it doesnt resolve between site1.com and site.com that are being redirected to www.i-site.com if that makes sense.. for now im doing this <virtual host> servername site1.com proxypass i-site.com/site1/ etc </virtual host> <virtual host>...

Ah i have a new problem. I used name - based resolving for the domains on my external folder, because they are all redirected through one server, so IP resolving wont work (obviously) problem I have now is that the internal server cannot detect these names, do i have to redriect using the...

Fair enough. What is your proffession, do you run a web server? Or are you a consultant?

Yeah i did, it was taking the request for test.php and parsing that as: 192.168.0.2test.php instead of 192.168.0.2/test.php I tried putting /* after the IP as i thought maybe it didnt realise that i wanted all pages from the domain to that internal IP, but that said access denied, so i deleted...

Yeah i have been reading the other threads, which say about that, but i dont really understand it, i'll have to keep going through the documentation and experiment on a standalone machine until i can get that sort of stuff to work! Erm, if i load anything other than the default PHP page i...

This is an easy one! The problem is that you have no diffenential between the two.. Try putting NameVirtualHost http://site1.com & http://site2.com for the second virtual host, then you will have an identical set up to me so it should work :oD James

WOW it worked, you are a genius! I think I missed the reverseproxypass bit out and i was just putting proxy pass "internal IP" it works if i put proxypass http://internal IP... YEY thank you so much, my life is soo much more hassle free now!

I tried that but it did not work, i used the proxy_pass idea in the virtual host defenition... Can you post an example please ;o) Cheers

I wish to redirect a URL say www.exampleurl.com to an internal ip address which has the SAME eternal IP address... eg/ Server -> IP =80.11.10.9 or something, internal ip 192.168.0.1 Other machine -> connects to the internet through the server, but is running an apache server also. Reason for...