I've got outdated requests coming into a custom port (2104) on my server.
I've now setup my machine to handle those requests at:
http://subdomain.server.com:80
But how can I redirect old requests coming in like that? (through httpd magic)
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In your Apache config, you can make a VirtualHost for the port 2104 with a redirect to the proper URL.
Listen *:2104
<VirtualHost *:2104>
Redirect 301 / http://subdomain.server.com/
</VirtualHost>
This is assuming your browser can follow redirects. If you need something fancy like a proxy, that's a different story.
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@lunixbochs - I already have a Listen MYIPADDRESS:80 up top - what do i do? Jun 15, 2011 at 6:05
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You can listen to more than one port. For example, enabling SSL requires you to add a Listen 443 directive. I dropped this at the very end of a working httpd.conf on a server, restarted apache, and it just worked. You just need to make sure you don't have anything else running on port 2104 on that server anymore (because it'd conflict). Jun 15, 2011 at 6:06
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@lunixbochs - so I just add another line just before the VirtualHost as you specified and it should work fine...? Jun 15, 2011 at 6:26
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Hmm @lunixbochs - there are some additional factors. The URL being accessed is like: server.com:2104/sessionadapter.por?id=723491 . This should be redirected to: alpha.server.com:80/sessionadapter.por?id=723491 Jun 15, 2011 at 6:31