Apache Location Reverseproxy URL not working
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I'm trying to match a URL with multiple params and use reverse proxy to load some other content, for some reason the Location Tag isn't working.
Following is my httpd.conf file
<Location "/tracker/">
ProxyPass "http://website.com:8290/track.js"
ProxyPassReverse "http://website.com:8290/track.js"
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
</Location>
<Location "/tracker/csc-event?p=([^s]+)&s=([^s]+)&v=([^s]+)&e=([^s]+)&c=([^s]+)&n=([^s]+)&f=([^s]+)&l=([^s]+)&i=([^s]+)&j=([^s]+)&k=([^s]+)&w=([^s]+)&h=([^s]+)&t=([^s]+)&x=([^s]+)">
ProxyPass "http://website.com:8290/csc-event?p=([^s]+)&s=([^s]+)&v=([^s]+)&e=([^s]+)&c=([^s]+)&n=([^s]+)&f=([^s]+)&l=([^s]+)&i=([^s]+)&j=([^s]+)&k=([^s]+)&w=([^s]+)&h=([^s]+)&t=([^s]+)&x=([^s]+)"
ProxyPassReverse "http://website.com:8290/csc-event?p=([^s]+)&s=([^s]+)&v=([^s]+)&e=([^s]+)&c=([^s]+)&n=([^s]+)&f=([^s]+)&l=([^s]+)&i=([^s]+)&j=([^s]+)&k=([^s]+)&w=([^s]+)&h=([^s]+)&t=([^s]+)&x=([^s]+)"
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
</Location>
When I hit: https://website.com/tracker it works fine
But not with the other location, for eg If I hit:
https://website.com/tracker/csc-event?p=0%3Ajodv6q8w%3AdO9XGf6T4SCq7kz49hEEUwNvmkqR8Wxw&s=0%3Ajodv6q8w%3AHgkFFmKSZqdBB6E2C~F8xBKTHv8CGwbl&v=0%3AJ1gADq10d3pj1JL1lh4Dd7ZlLxQyl2~_&e=0%3AJ1gADq10d3pj1JL1lh4Dd7ZlLxQyl2~_0&c=jodvqubo&n=f&f=f&l=https%3A%2F%2Fwebsite.com%2F&i=11y&j=k8&k=1&w=mj&h=i9&t=pageView&x=-e1v043
It shows page not found error. What am I doing wrong? Is there some problem with regex or some other config problem?
regex apache reverse-proxy mod-proxy
asked Nov 12 at 5:53
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I'm trying to match a URL with multiple params and use reverse proxy to load some other content, for some reason the Location Tag isn't working.
Following is my httpd.conf file
<Location "/tracker/">
ProxyPass "http://website.com:8290/track.js"
ProxyPassReverse "http://website.com:8290/track.js"
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
</Location>
<Location "/tracker/csc-event?p=([^s]+)&s=([^s]+)&v=([^s]+)&e=([^s]+)&c=([^s]+)&n=([^s]+)&f=([^s]+)&l=([^s]+)&i=([^s]+)&j=([^s]+)&k=([^s]+)&w=([^s]+)&h=([^s]+)&t=([^s]+)&x=([^s]+)">
ProxyPass "http://website.com:8290/csc-event?p=([^s]+)&s=([^s]+)&v=([^s]+)&e=([^s]+)&c=([^s]+)&n=([^s]+)&f=([^s]+)&l=([^s]+)&i=([^s]+)&j=([^s]+)&k=([^s]+)&w=([^s]+)&h=([^s]+)&t=([^s]+)&x=([^s]+)"
ProxyPassReverse "http://website.com:8290/csc-event?p=([^s]+)&s=([^s]+)&v=([^s]+)&e=([^s]+)&c=([^s]+)&n=([^s]+)&f=([^s]+)&l=([^s]+)&i=([^s]+)&j=([^s]+)&k=([^s]+)&w=([^s]+)&h=([^s]+)&t=([^s]+)&x=([^s]+)"
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
</Location>
When I hit: https://website.com/tracker it works fine
But not with the other location, for eg If I hit:
https://website.com/tracker/csc-event?p=0%3Ajodv6q8w%3AdO9XGf6T4SCq7kz49hEEUwNvmkqR8Wxw&s=0%3Ajodv6q8w%3AHgkFFmKSZqdBB6E2C~F8xBKTHv8CGwbl&v=0%3AJ1gADq10d3pj1JL1lh4Dd7ZlLxQyl2~_&e=0%3AJ1gADq10d3pj1JL1lh4Dd7ZlLxQyl2~_0&c=jodvqubo&n=f&f=f&l=https%3A%2F%2Fwebsite.com%2F&i=11y&j=k8&k=1&w=mj&h=i9&t=pageView&x=-e1v043
It shows page not found error. What am I doing wrong? Is there some problem with regex or some other config problem?
regex apache reverse-proxy mod-proxy
asked Nov 12 at 5:53
Jaskaran Singh Puri
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I'm trying to match a URL with multiple params and use reverse proxy to load some other content, for some reason the Location Tag isn't working.
Following is my httpd.conf file
<Location "/tracker/">
ProxyPass "http://website.com:8290/track.js"
ProxyPassReverse "http://website.com:8290/track.js"
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
</Location>
<Location "/tracker/csc-event?p=([^s]+)&s=([^s]+)&v=([^s]+)&e=([^s]+)&c=([^s]+)&n=([^s]+)&f=([^s]+)&l=([^s]+)&i=([^s]+)&j=([^s]+)&k=([^s]+)&w=([^s]+)&h=([^s]+)&t=([^s]+)&x=([^s]+)">
ProxyPass "http://website.com:8290/csc-event?p=([^s]+)&s=([^s]+)&v=([^s]+)&e=([^s]+)&c=([^s]+)&n=([^s]+)&f=([^s]+)&l=([^s]+)&i=([^s]+)&j=([^s]+)&k=([^s]+)&w=([^s]+)&h=([^s]+)&t=([^s]+)&x=([^s]+)"
ProxyPassReverse "http://website.com:8290/csc-event?p=([^s]+)&s=([^s]+)&v=([^s]+)&e=([^s]+)&c=([^s]+)&n=([^s]+)&f=([^s]+)&l=([^s]+)&i=([^s]+)&j=([^s]+)&k=([^s]+)&w=([^s]+)&h=([^s]+)&t=([^s]+)&x=([^s]+)"
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
</Location>
When I hit: https://website.com/tracker it works fine
But not with the other location, for eg If I hit:
https://website.com/tracker/csc-event?p=0%3Ajodv6q8w%3AdO9XGf6T4SCq7kz49hEEUwNvmkqR8Wxw&s=0%3Ajodv6q8w%3AHgkFFmKSZqdBB6E2C~F8xBKTHv8CGwbl&v=0%3AJ1gADq10d3pj1JL1lh4Dd7ZlLxQyl2~_&e=0%3AJ1gADq10d3pj1JL1lh4Dd7ZlLxQyl2~_0&c=jodvqubo&n=f&f=f&l=https%3A%2F%2Fwebsite.com%2F&i=11y&j=k8&k=1&w=mj&h=i9&t=pageView&x=-e1v043
It shows page not found error. What am I doing wrong? Is there some problem with regex or some other config problem?
regex apache reverse-proxy mod-proxy
asked Nov 12 at 5:53
Jaskaran Singh Puri
192316
I'm trying to match a URL with multiple params and use reverse proxy to load some other content, for some reason the Location Tag isn't working.
Following is my httpd.conf file
<Location "/tracker/">
ProxyPass "http://website.com:8290/track.js"
ProxyPassReverse "http://website.com:8290/track.js"
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
</Location>
<Location "/tracker/csc-event?p=([^s]+)&s=([^s]+)&v=([^s]+)&e=([^s]+)&c=([^s]+)&n=([^s]+)&f=([^s]+)&l=([^s]+)&i=([^s]+)&j=([^s]+)&k=([^s]+)&w=([^s]+)&h=([^s]+)&t=([^s]+)&x=([^s]+)">
ProxyPass "http://website.com:8290/csc-event?p=([^s]+)&s=([^s]+)&v=([^s]+)&e=([^s]+)&c=([^s]+)&n=([^s]+)&f=([^s]+)&l=([^s]+)&i=([^s]+)&j=([^s]+)&k=([^s]+)&w=([^s]+)&h=([^s]+)&t=([^s]+)&x=([^s]+)"
ProxyPassReverse "http://website.com:8290/csc-event?p=([^s]+)&s=([^s]+)&v=([^s]+)&e=([^s]+)&c=([^s]+)&n=([^s]+)&f=([^s]+)&l=([^s]+)&i=([^s]+)&j=([^s]+)&k=([^s]+)&w=([^s]+)&h=([^s]+)&t=([^s]+)&x=([^s]+)"
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
</Location>
When I hit: https://website.com/tracker it works fine
But not with the other location, for eg If I hit:
https://website.com/tracker/csc-event?p=0%3Ajodv6q8w%3AdO9XGf6T4SCq7kz49hEEUwNvmkqR8Wxw&s=0%3Ajodv6q8w%3AHgkFFmKSZqdBB6E2C~F8xBKTHv8CGwbl&v=0%3AJ1gADq10d3pj1JL1lh4Dd7ZlLxQyl2~_&e=0%3AJ1gADq10d3pj1JL1lh4Dd7ZlLxQyl2~_0&c=jodvqubo&n=f&f=f&l=https%3A%2F%2Fwebsite.com%2F&i=11y&j=k8&k=1&w=mj&h=i9&t=pageView&x=-e1v043
It shows page not found error. What am I doing wrong? Is there some problem with regex or some other config problem?
regex apache reverse-proxy mod-proxy
regex apache reverse-proxy mod-proxy
asked Nov 12 at 5:53
Jaskaran Singh Puri
192316
asked Nov 12 at 5:53
Jaskaran Singh Puri
192316
asked Nov 12 at 5:53
Jaskaran Singh Puri
192316
asked Nov 12 at 5:53
Jaskaran Singh Puri
192316
asked Nov 12 at 5:53
Jaskaran Singh Puri
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If you want to use regex in a location directive you should add a tilde (~), but even then Location does not match the query string. Add /tracker/csc-event as a Location and check the query string inside that directive.
Also, proxypass preverses the query string, no need to add it.
answered Nov 12 at 9:06
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If you want to use regex in a location directive you should add a tilde (~), but even then Location does not match the query string. Add /tracker/csc-event as a Location and check the query string inside that directive.
Also, proxypass preverses the query string, no need to add it.
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If you want to use regex in a location directive you should add a tilde (~), but even then Location does not match the query string. Add /tracker/csc-event as a Location and check the query string inside that directive.
Also, proxypass preverses the query string, no need to add it.
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If you want to use regex in a location directive you should add a tilde (~), but even then Location does not match the query string. Add /tracker/csc-event as a Location and check the query string inside that directive.
Also, proxypass preverses the query string, no need to add it.
answered Nov 12 at 9:06
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If you want to use regex in a location directive you should add a tilde (~), but even then Location does not match the query string. Add /tracker/csc-event as a Location and check the query string inside that directive.
Also, proxypass preverses the query string, no need to add it.
answered Nov 12 at 9:06
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answered Nov 12 at 9:06
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