How to Correct Apache Pathing?
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Currently I have multiple different Apache/PHP Docker containers running on one host. On the main host I have an installation of Apache that is doing a ProxyPass to the port that each container's Apache is running on, so that when you visit certain directories on the host, it calls that container.
Example: test.abc.com/con1 is proxying to port 32500
Example: test.abc.com/con2 is proxying to port 32501
The problem I am having is that when I visit these directories the Apache server on the container doesn't realize that it's already in a directory. So when looking at files in the directory list, they link like this:
test.abc.com/file.txt
Instead of like this:
test.abc.com/con1/file.txt
How would I fix this so that the container's Apache knows which directory it's already in? I'm relatively new to customizing Apache configurations on my own.
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Currently I have multiple different Apache/PHP Docker containers running on one host. On the main host I have an installation of Apache that is doing a ProxyPass to the port that each container's Apache is running on, so that when you visit certain directories on the host, it calls that container.
Example: test.abc.com/con1 is proxying to port 32500
Example: test.abc.com/con2 is proxying to port 32501
The problem I am having is that when I visit these directories the Apache server on the container doesn't realize that it's already in a directory. So when looking at files in the directory list, they link like this:
test.abc.com/file.txt
Instead of like this:
test.abc.com/con1/file.txt
How would I fix this so that the container's Apache knows which directory it's already in? I'm relatively new to customizing Apache configurations on my own.
apache
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Currently I have multiple different Apache/PHP Docker containers running on one host. On the main host I have an installation of Apache that is doing a ProxyPass to the port that each container's Apache is running on, so that when you visit certain directories on the host, it calls that container.
Example: test.abc.com/con1 is proxying to port 32500
Example: test.abc.com/con2 is proxying to port 32501
The problem I am having is that when I visit these directories the Apache server on the container doesn't realize that it's already in a directory. So when looking at files in the directory list, they link like this:
test.abc.com/file.txt
Instead of like this:
test.abc.com/con1/file.txt
How would I fix this so that the container's Apache knows which directory it's already in? I'm relatively new to customizing Apache configurations on my own.
apache
edited Nov 4 at 9:55
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Currently I have multiple different Apache/PHP Docker containers running on one host. On the main host I have an installation of Apache that is doing a ProxyPass to the port that each container's Apache is running on, so that when you visit certain directories on the host, it calls that container.
Example: test.abc.com/con1 is proxying to port 32500
Example: test.abc.com/con2 is proxying to port 32501
The problem I am having is that when I visit these directories the Apache server on the container doesn't realize that it's already in a directory. So when looking at files in the directory list, they link like this:
test.abc.com/file.txt
Instead of like this:
test.abc.com/con1/file.txt
How would I fix this so that the container's Apache knows which directory it's already in? I'm relatively new to customizing Apache configurations on my own.
apache
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