My current setup with Zope is that I have the content I need to access in /paws/shop so that /paws/shop/index_html would show up to the user as http://test.gourmetpaws.com/catalogue/index_html The configuration I have been using to do this is: <VirtualHost test.gourmetpaws.com> SSLDisable ServerName test.gourmetpaws.com ServerAdmin root@gourmetpaws.com DocumentRoot /home/paws/public_html ProxyPass /catalogue http://24.82.192.244:8080/paws/shop ProxyPassReverse /catalogue http://24.82.192.244:8080/paws/shop ProxyPass /misc_ http://24.82.192.244:8080/misc_ ProxyPass /p_ http://24.82.192.244:8080/p_ ProxyVia on </VirtualHost> And then I just place a SiteRoot in /paws/shop to do the Zope-side remapping of the URL. This setup does work fine, it is just that I seem to have some aggravation with the SiteRoot object sometimes and would like to avoid it. Seeing how nicely I could do direct VirtualHost->Zope mapping with the VHM I was hoping that I'd be able to do something similar. So I do have a working solution, it's just more for my own aesthetics, I guess. Jeff
Jeffrey Robinson wrote:
That is sort've what I wanted, yeah. Though I thought the VirtualHostMonster would take over from there, see that it was coming from test.gourmetpaws.com and then 'map' it to the appropriate subdirectory in Zope.
The configuration you have now should do the following (does it?):
1. Send "http://test.gourmetpaws.com/catalogue/Foo" to Zope's "/Foo" 2. Make the absolute URL of Zope's "/Foo" be "http://test.gourmetpaws.com/catalogue/Foo"
Did you want it to do the following instead?
1. Send "http://test.gourmetpaws.com/catalogue/Foo" to Zope's "/catalogue/Foo" 2. Make the absolute URL of Zope's "/catalogue/Foo" be "http://test.gourmetpaws.com/catalogue/Foo"
...or something else?
Cheers,
Evan @ 4-am & Zope