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Assuming that you're using Apache, set the ServerName for the real server
to the virtual server name. When a user does a 'GET /some/directory',
Apache returns a redirect to 'http://$servername/some/directory/'.
Scott
On Mon, 2 Jul 2001, Noah Roberts wrote:
> When I use urls like www.myserver.org/directory/ everything works fine.
> But if I don't have the ending / then my client attempts to find the
> realserver and ask it, and it uses the hostname that I have in
> /etc/hosts on the director which is to the internal LAN so it fails
> badly.
>
> I don't even know where to attempt to look for an fix to this one.....
>
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