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    How do I create a reverse proxy like Apache?

    I tried: but it didn't rewrite the URL at all After some experimentation, I made the app listen externally (for testing purposes only) and found that: Redirected to the app. However, I want an internal rewrite, not an external redirect, so I changed to "[p]," but I got a 500 Internal...
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    How do I create a reverse proxy like Apache?

    Ok, I'll give it a shot. Thanks :)
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    How do I create a reverse proxy like Apache?

    Thanks! Does that rewrite do the function of both the ProxyPass and the ProxyPassReverse?
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    How do I create a reverse proxy like Apache?

    Hi, on a shared server, I need to serve all requests to a URL (my.site.com/) through another local server. In Apache, I put: <VirtualHost *:80> ServerName my.site.com:80 DocumentRoot /path/to/files/ ProxyPass / http://127.0.0.1:port/ ProxyPassReverse /...
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    FastCGI on shared host

    Ok, it's working well enough - I'll just leave it alone :) About the running FastCGI apps under the requester's uid... will that be part of the 4.0.2 directive implementation? i.e. FastCgiWrapper?
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    FastCGI on shared host

    Thanks for the prompt reply! Which is not possible: running the External app under a different uid, setting a per-directory handler, or both? Awesome! Thanks :)
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    FastCGI on shared host

    Thanks for the forum! I want to run a FastCGI app on my shared host. The host informed me that they do not have vhosts set up through litespeed via the admin console i.e. they have no "Virtual Host" tab, thus no "Context" tab to set a directory wide handler for the app. They also have...
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    FastCGI on shared host

    Hi! I use a shared host running Litespeed and want to run my entire site with a FastCGI app. They couldn't figure out how to do it, so I set up litespeed on my Mac using "External App" and "Context" and it worked perfectly. However, when I explained to them how to do it, they said their...
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