Apache redirect

Discussion in 'Apache' started by kdibble, Oct 15, 2008.

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    Hi,
    I am a complete Apache newbie so please take it easy.

    Our Apache guy left, leaving little to no documentation. We dont have a complex set up but the main idea is that the server only has one port open to the world: 443
    The server is running to websites and it is my understanding Apache is redirecting the access to different ports depending on the URL used
    Something like
    Http://website goes to the normal website
    http://website/sharepoint goes to our sharepoint server

    As it turns out, Sharepoint needs some tweaking, and I need to create at least one more redirection.

    Well I can not find where this redirection is being done in Apache.
    I thought it would be in a rewrite mod, but I do not see this being used according to the httpd.conf file

    I figure I am just looking in the wrong place.
    So, Where do I look to find how a rewrite mod is set up?

    Additionally, it there a command that I can run that will show me what mods are currently running?

    Thanks
    KD
     
    kdibble, Oct 15, 2008 IP
  2. kdibble

    kdibble Peon

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    #2
    I meant to add that the redirects are going to different ports.

    (would not let me edit my original post)

    Thanks
    kd
     
    kdibble, Oct 15, 2008 IP
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    please check whether the redirection is done by .htaccess file (you can search at the Document Root specified in your httpd.conf file. note: .htaccess is a hidden file, do ls -la)
     
    midnightsun, Oct 15, 2008 IP