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Apache - redirecting authenticated users to other sites
Post 302502994 by antiw2k3 on Wednesday 9th of March 2011 11:41:47 AM
03-09-2011
Apache - redirecting authenticated users to other sites
Hi everyone.
Im really new here, so please have patience with me if i act out of order in any way. I do have some unix experience, but i would not call it extensive.
The problem i am about to describe probably have a easy solution, but i have been unable to find it while speaking to Mr.Google
The issue:
A while back i started an Apache web server (SSL), its running on OpenBSD 4.8, that connects to the internet.
On our local network we have two other web servers, also Apache running on Ubuntu 10.10.
Im searching for information on how to do the following:
If a user is correctly authenticated, how to redirect that user to one of the internal web servers?
I do not expect anyone to provide me with a how-to, im only asking for directions to where i can find this information. After all, reading about it and doing the DIY process is half of the fun
Im really new here, so please have patience with me if i act out of order in any way. I do have some unix experience, but i would not call it extensive.
The problem i am about to describe probably have a easy solution, but i have been unable to find it while speaking to Mr.Google
The issue:
A while back i started an Apache web server (SSL), its running on OpenBSD 4.8, that connects to the internet.
On our local network we have two other web servers, also Apache running on Ubuntu 10.10.
Im searching for information on how to do the following:
If a user is correctly authenticated, how to redirect that user to one of the internal web servers?
I do not expect anyone to provide me with a how-to, im only asking for directions to where i can find this information. After all, reading about it and doing the DIY process is half of the fun
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