Posted: 04 July 2008 at 3:22am | IP Logged

Hi,

Appologies if this has already been asked but i can't see any specifics already on the forum...

I'm running IIS as my (single server) main web server, with apache installed to give SVN functionality over the web using SSL.

I'm trying to do a reverse proxy so that i can access the svn server from the internet.

I can get a simple rewrite rule to work when i'm inside the network, but the moment i convert this to a proxy rule it gives me a 'cannot display web page error'

The rule that does work is...

RewriteEngine on
RewriteBase /
RewriteRule svn(.+) https://server:8443/svn$1 [NC]

But the moment i put the [NC,P] in it stops.  A working path would be something like https://server:8443/svn/Main  and i would like to access it from the internet with something like  https://www.mydomain.com/svn/Main

Both apache and IIS are on the same box, although there are different SSL certificates on the apache and IIS. Apache is listening on port 8443.

Any help very gratefully received

Thanks in advance

Andy

Posted: 05 July 2008 at 4:25am | IP Logged

Hi,

Thanks for the response.  I'm getting closer.

I'm now being prompted for authentication against my subversion server which means the redirect is working.  However the authentication now doesn't seem to work.

I get prompted for my username and password (basic auth) but no matter what i enter, it doesn't accept it.

Please help!!!!!

Thanks

Andy

For now the rules (i took off the ssl for now) are:

Posted: 08 July 2008 at 1:04pm | IP Logged

Hi,

Tried the last solution and still not working.

If i convert the RewriteProxy to a RewriteRule it all works fine (assuming i'm on my local net so the redirect can work).

Its just when i turn this to be a proxy, i get the authentication box for subversion, but it simply won't accept my username and password (even though it does when i use it as a rule rather than a proxy).

This is driving me mad as i'm sure the answer is very simple.

Any more thoughts (i'm definitely buying if it works by the way!)

Thanks

Andy