Hello,

I have a website example.com, serving pages on port 80. I want the url example.com/redmine to be rewritten to port 3000, where my redmine server is running, without actually changing the URL. So the user typing in example.com/redmine/test would serve up example.com:3000/test, without the user actually connecting through the port. I know this can work through CPanel, but I don't know exactly how it was implemented. I'm looked at how mod_proxy, mod_proxy_html, and mod_rewrite, but I'm still quite confused on how to get my situation working.

Hi,

This is a typical reverse proxy scenario. Take a look at this example configuration, to see how it's done

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Ok, using

ProxyPass /tracker http://127.0.0.1:3000
ProxyPassReverse /tracker http://127.0.0.1:3000

I got example.com/tracker to load the page, but none of the javascript, css, and links render correctly. Especially since many of the urls are dynamic, I want it to catch-all.

Hi,

Try to add:
and see if it helps.
Otherwise you need to install mod_proxy_html (use your distro's package manager to do so), or do some tweaking in the backend application configuration.

Regards

Hi again,

Ditch the post above.
After a little googling, looks like you need to follow the steps here to make redmine work behind an apache reverse proxy

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