Jesse,
I have found the initial problem:
This message appears in your log:
[Wed Dec 12 19:42:15 2001] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] client denied by
server configuration: proxy:http://localhost:1234/
You need this directive in your httpd.conf (well your own domain):
<Directory proxy:https://www.balclutha.org:1234>
Order Allow,Deny
Allow from all
</Directory>
Then the next issue is not found: rt2/NoAuth/… on my local - not even the
remote server dealing with the request…:
[Wed Dec 12 21:04:08 2001] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] File does not exist:
/home/alan/src/websites/balclutha/rt/NoAuth/webrt.css
[Wed Dec 12 21:05:09 2001] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] File does not exist:
/home/alan/src/websites/balclutha/https//www.balclutha.org/rt//NoAuth/images//rt.jpg
[Wed Dec 12 21:05:09 2001] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] File does not exist:
/home/alan/src/websites/balclutha/https//www.balclutha.org/rt//NoAuth/images/spacer.gif
There seems to be something naf with the way the proxy URL writing is taking
place. If you set the alias to rt instead of rt2 it all works:
Final configuration for proxy (Apache 1.3.19):
<Directory proxy:https://www.balclutha.org:1234>
Order Allow,Deny
Allow from all
</Directory>
ProxyPass /rt https://www.balclutha.org:1234
I have a much more complex issue to resolve now, and ideas are welcomed! I
use my own PerlFixupHandler - it is actually an authentication module, but I
am too lazy to use it within or blocks everywhere 
The proxy redirection does not work through my handler, I too was getting
the original client denied by server configuration:
proxy:http://localhost:1234/.
I fixed this by allowing passthru if the request is a proxy:
sub handler {
my $req_rec = shift;
return DECLINED if $req_rec->proxyreq;
…
}
Now, I get no diagnostics in my Apache log, and the ‘file not found on
server’ error on my browser.
Does anyone have any ideas?
Cheers, Alan
From: Jesse Vincent jesse@bestpractical.com
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Presuming you set up your stuff to listen to /rt2 on port 1234, How about
ProxyPass /rt2 http://localhost:1234/rt2/
Seeing more of your apache config file would help debugging.
Hi guys,
I’m trying to get rt2 going using the ProxyPass stuff in the setup
documentation, as database handles are precious. I have it going quite
happily independently on http://localhost:1234,
I have a single entry for this in my Apache virtual host section:
ProxyPass /rt2/ http://localhost:1234/
However, from my https://localhost/rt2 URL location, I get a ‘The
requested
URL /rt2 was not found on this server’ message (and for
https://localhost/rt2/). It is basically ignoring my proxy request and
attempting to serve normally. (If there is an issue with going from
http/https via a proxy - I’d expect an entirely different error …)
I’m new to using proxy’s with Apache, but the Apache documentation
doesn’t
suggest your install instructions are at all deficient. But there is a
TODO
there with an example of a httpd.conf required. Does my answer lie in
there
somewhere?
Cheers, Alan
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