Hi, I have Zope set up running with Apache/SSL using mod_proxy and the SiteRoot product. Everything works fine. The thing is, if I understand stuff correctly, all the requests to https://hostname.com get handed off to Zope. I would like to be able use the same hostname for plain old Apache-isms (cgi php etc) because the users of the site shouldn't have to rememeber YA-hostname. I would like to be able to do the following : https://hostname/foo-->https://zope.hostname/foo -->http://hostname:8080/foo https://hostname/bar-->/htdocs/bar a) hostname:443 ProxyPass /foo https://zope.hostname/foo b) zope.hostname:443 ProxyPass / http:hostname:8080/ (where the SiteRoot in the Zope tree points to https://zope.hostname) When I try to do this, regardless of whether I use mod_proxy or mod_rewrite, Apache returns a 403 error : "You don't have permission to access /documents on this server." Should the Zope SiteRoot point to https://hostname instead of https://zope.hostname? I know that I could set up multiple ProxyPass statements (and corresponding SiteRoot objects) in the Apache conf file, but I would really prefer to set up a standalone Zope https setup (mostly for administrative purposes) and then proxy those aspects of Zope that are pubic automagically to the default Apache setup. I am dreaming? The rewrite/proxy stuff is still like voodoo for me most days so any advice or suggestions would be welcome. Thanks,