I have a lan connected to the internet through a router. The router exposes port 80 to one system, 192.168.1.50. I have a set of web pages on 192.168.1.90 that I want to also expose to the internet. For instance http://example.com would go to the .50 system, while http://example.com/mark and http://example.com/mark/crud would draw data from the .90 system. My attempts at generating rewrite rules almost work, except the http://example.com/mark/crud becomes http://192.168.1.90/mark/crud, which from the internet is not resolvable.

Can someone point me to the documentation that specifically mentions how to rewrite or proxy such that I can have a tree successfully exposed?

Thanks,
Jim

you would initially only need a proxypass directive:

ProxyPass /mark http://192.168.1.90/

but depending on what else is going on on the remote server, it might require more. mod_rewrite can also do this but I prefer mod_proxy. As I can remember it.

Thanks,

If I read that right, I might want it to read

ProxyPass /mark http://192.168.1.90/mark

Right?

As long as the .90 web pages use relative urls it should work, I'm guessing.

Jim.

if you've using an exact uri stem that also exists on the remote server, even better yes. Just as you have it there. if you might get 302's back from the end point, you can use the same config for ProxyPassReverse which will rewrite HTTPS 302s etc.