Hello all,

We just start moving some of our domains to new server with pound as
proxy (we are not using load balancing future now) and we found strange
problem.

I have two machines: firstserver and secondserver and i.e. two
domains firstdomain and seconddomain.

Pound is running on firstserver and there is also apache on port 10000
so firstserver's config is:

# firstserver section
Service
        BackEnd
                Address 127.0.0.1
                Port    10000
        End
End

Firstdomain and seconddomain are running well on firstserver but I
want to move seconddomain to secondserver and I'm not able to
change dns so quickly so I do it in Pound.

On secondserver there is also apache on port 10000 so i add this config to
firstserver:

# secondserver section
Service
        HeadRequire "Host:.*(seconddomain\.com).*"
	BackEnd
		Address 192.168.1.10
		Port 10000
	End
End

Everything is ok, seconddomains is running well on secondserver
BUT...

When i.e. on page http://www.seconddomain.com/index.html
and I have
anchor to firstdomain... i.e. in html page there is 
<a href="http://www.firstdomain.com/blabla.html">go
to firstdomain</a> 
and I click on it  - it takes me to second server instead of
firstserver.

So, what to do now??? I'm able to eliminate this problem with adding 
HedDeny "Host:.*(firstdomain\.com).*" into service in secondserver
section but I have 3 domains I want move to secondserver and some
hundreds of those I want to leave on firstserver...

And maybe important think is that there is also pound installed on
secondserver on port 80.

Thanks for any help

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On Sat, 2006-12-16 at 14:23 +0100, Ondrej Kudlik wrote:[...]

I hope this comes before the previous stanza - otherwise it will never
be seen.
[...]

In the new stanza try

       HeadRequire "^Host:.*seconddomain\.com.*"

You may have some extra headers like ReferingHost or similar which get
matched. The parentheses are not needed in any case.[...]

Hello,

at first - thank for you reply

Út, pro 19, 2006 ve 06:47:09 +0100, Robert Segall napsal:[...]

of course :) 
[...]

I tried this exactly as you wrote with only one domain (in real,
there is more than one domain - this is why i'm using parentheses
(anydomain\.com)|(anotherdomain\.com) ... )

I will try to inspect it with live http headers or something
simmilar but i'm not sure if i will find something usefull

Thanks

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