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| ====== How to set up the server as a proxy via rewrite rules through .htaccess ====== | ====== How to set up the server as a proxy via rewrite rules through .htaccess ====== | ||
| + | LiteSpeed 6.0 and above do support ''ProxyPass'' directive as well as rewrite rule-based proxy with ''[P]'' without setting up an external app. | ||
| - | LiteSpeed doesn't support ''ProxyPass'', ''ProxyPassReverse'' and other mod_proxy directives. However, you can use rewrite rules with ''[P]'' and set up an external app of the proxy in LSWS configuration to make it work fully. | + | LiteSpeed 5.4.x and earlier version do not support ''ProxyPass'', ''ProxyPassReverse'' and other mod_proxy directives(starting from LSWS 5.3.6, ''ProxyPass'' and-''ProxyPassMatch'' support for AJP backend have been added but not supported for non-AJP backend). However, you can use rewrite rules with ''[P]'' and set up an external app of the proxy in LSWS configuration to make it work fully. |
| ===== Add the remote proxy as an external app ===== | ===== Add the remote proxy as an external app ===== | ||
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| 5. After saving, restart LSWS | 5. After saving, restart LSWS | ||
| - | ===== Use rewrite rules or mod_proxy directive (currently not supported) in .htaccess ===== | + | ===== Use rewrite rules in .htaccess ===== |
| ==== Example 1: Proxy to a site on the backend with the same domain name.==== | ==== Example 1: Proxy to a site on the backend with the same domain name.==== | ||
| * In Shell or an Editor, edit the .htaccess file normally located in virtualhost document root and add the following: | * In Shell or an Editor, edit the .htaccess file normally located in virtualhost document root and add the following: | ||
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| RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://127.0.0.1:5000/$1 [P,L] | RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://127.0.0.1:5000/$1 [P,L] | ||
| </code> | </code> | ||
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| + | ==== Example 4: cPanel webmail-like proxy ==== | ||
| + | cPanel's ''www.domain.com/webmail'' proxy loads one installation at ''<nowiki>http://127.0.0.1/rainloop/</nowiki>''. | ||
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| + | An Apache user without a control panel who wants to copy this behavior may achieve it with ''ProxyPass'', like so: | ||
| + | ProxyPass "/webmail/" "http://127.0.0.1/rainloop/" | ||
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| + | But LiteSpeed doesn't support ''ProxyPass'' in this case. Instead, a LiteSpeed user may simply use the following rewrite rule in the virtual host's Apache configuration. No need to create an external app: | ||
| + | RewriteRule /webmail/(.*) http://127.0.0.1/rainloop/$1 [P] | ||
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| ===== Testing ===== | ===== Testing ===== | ||
| From the browser, | From the browser, | ||