I have a server which runs 2 applications. I am using a public IP address and I want to parse the url in a way if a specific text occurs the call is redirect to a specific port. In my case I want that if the url contains:
- /myapp1/a1 -> port 82
- /myapp2/a2 -> port 81
examples: Supposing my public ip is p.u.b.l, my private ip is p.r.i.v, the following URLs should be resolved by the server in this way:
http://p.u.b.l./myapp1/a1/something -> http://p.r.i.v.:82/myapp1/a1/something http://p.u.b.l./myapp2/a2/something -> http://p.r.i.v.:81/myapp2/a2/something
I am trying to configure Apache in a way to provide reverse proxy. Following my configuration in site-availables, also added in site-enabled:
ServerName p.r.i.v ProxyPassMatch "/myapp1/a1(.*)$" "http://p.r.i.v:82/myapp1/a1/$1" ProxyPassReverse "/myapp1/a1(.*)$" "http://p.r.i.v:82/myapp1/a1/$1" ProxyPassMatch "/myapp2/a2(.*)$" "http://p.r.i.v:81/myapp2/a2/$1" ProxyPassReverse "/myapp2/a2(.*)$" "http://p.r.i.v:81/myapp2/a2/$1" But the redirect is not working. What am I missing? Please consider the direct access to the private resource works, meaning http://p.r.i.v:81/myapp2/a2/something, but the http://p.u.b.l/myapp2/a2/something is not resolved
Any help is appreciated Thanks Simone
ProxyPassMatch "/myapp1/a1/" "http://p.r.i.v:82/myapp1/a1/"andProxyPassReverse "/myapp1/a1/" "http://p.r.i.v:82/myapp1/a1/"and don't forget to balance in both the URL and target the trailing/when you add/omit those