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web page name resolving problem
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| MELBIN MATHEW 2007-09-26, 7:36 am |
| Hello All,
Here in my office i have configured an IAS proxy server,linux sever
with jboss.IAS is pointing all domain request to (www.domain.com) to
my linux apache server.
Httpd.conf file is ready configured to call to that domain,and apache
is working fine.apache is configured with jboss with module.
problem which i am facing is that- on browser if i have type that
domain (www.domain.com) i am getting the web page on browser...but if
i am clicking on any of the links listed on webpage instead on showing
the link with domain name it's showing with the ip.
(1st page i am getting on browser while typeing www.domain.com
(2nd if click on any of the links listed on the webpage -- it will
show ip address and link (0.0.0.0/page/page.jsp)
My IAS server is also have static ip.
Web page is working fine under IIS with jboss (but i need to migrate
into apache)
DNS is configured for the particular domain on my linux sever
redhat enterprise linux 5 -os which i am using
Thanks a alot
Melbin Mathew
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| Davide Bianchi 2007-09-26, 7:36 am |
| On 2007-09-26, MELBIN MATHEW <mathew.melbin@gmail.com> wrote:
> problem which i am facing is that- on browser if i have type that
> domain (www.domain.com) i am getting the web page on browser...but if
> i am clicking on any of the links listed on webpage instead on showing
> the link with domain name it's showing with the ip.
Does your apache server knows that his name is 'www.domain.com'? And
is your proxy doing the reverse-proxying as well? If you connect
directly with the apache server (skip the proxy) the URLs are correct?
Davide
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