Folks, I am trying to use VHM and Apache rewrite rules together and have no problems getting it working for various folders. However, I am finding that I don't appear to be able to make this work for the root folder and management console and am can't see in the docs why I can't do it. If my zope server lives at the mythical myhouse.org:8080 what I want to do is set up a VHM/rewrite that will allow http://myhouse.org/zope/ to be equivalent to http://myhouse.org:8080/. My first bright ideas were: RewriteRule ^/zope(.*) http://127.0.0.1:8080/VirtualHostBase/http/myhouse.org:80//VirtualHostRoot/z... [NC,P,L] and RewriteRule ^/zope(.*) http://127.0.0.1:8080/VirtualHostBase/http/myhouse.org:80/VirtualHostRoot/zo... [NC,P,L]RewriteRule ^/zope(.*) Those produce a site error and resource not found page telling me the resource not working is zope GET. Bright idea number two was: RewriteRule ^/zope/(.*) http://127.0.0.1:8080/VirtualHostBase/http/myhouse.org:80/VirtualHostRoot//$... [P,L] which turns out to be equivalent in final effect to this attempt: RewriteRule ^/zope/(.*) http://127.0.0.1:8080/VirtualHostBase/http/myhouse.org:80/VirtualHostRoot/$1 [P,L] Both of those hitting http://myhouse.org/zope/ produces the normal zope quickstart page, but the link there to the management interface isn't rewritten to include the /zope redirection (ie the link is to http://myhouse.org/manage not the correct http://myhouse.org/zope/manage). Trying to hit the management page directly with http://myhouse.org/zope/manage brings up the frames for the management page, but the actual content of those frames is all a bunch of apache 404's. This isn't mission critical by any means, since in practice it is just another way of getting at myhouse.org:8080 and my redirects of things in folders work fine, but I am curious if anyone can tell me why it doesn't work and give me a fix. John Withers