Re: fancy redirects / 404 passthrough

No, I don't want Tux to cache or handle it at all.

"are you doing the normal thing of redirecting all
failed requests to Apache?"

This is exactly what I want to do.  How?


--- Ingo Molnar <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> On Wed, 29 Oct 2003, human bn wrote:
> 
> > Sure, basically I have 40,000 pages created by the
> > same PHP file.  They are accessed via
> > site.com/[username] but those URL's do not exist -
> > Apache transparently rewrites them to
> > site.com/ShowPage.php?user=[username]
> > 
> > So I figured the easiest way to have Tux duplicate
> > this behavior would be to just have it fall
> through to
> > Apache whenever a file/directory is not found. 
> Except
> > Tux seems to always handle it as a 404 instead of
> > having it fall through.
> 
> ie. you want to cache those pages via actual
> 'Showpage.php?user=name'
> files [and have them served as static pages by Tux],
> and you want Tux to
> fall back to Apache only if these files do not
> exist?
> 
> or are you doing the normal thing of redirecting all
> failed requests to
> Apache? In this case i dont really see how Tux could
> end up sending a 404,
> unless Apache does not listen on the secondary port.
> 
> 	Ingo
> 
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