Re: Apache and redirecting...
John Patterson <john-/CFSSdB9WBhWk0Htik3J/[email protected]>
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It sounds like you might already have the vhosts set up for LAN vs. WAN if I'm reading this correctly. If so, you can move the Redirect directive into the vhost or directory configuration instead of httpd.conf to have in apply only to a particular vhost or directory. John On Tue, Oct 11, 2011 at 2:03 PM, Paul Spicer <[email protected]>wrote: > I have an apache server presently setup to redirect all http traffic to > https. Problem is, I want to allow SOME http traffic through, but requests > made to access / should route to https... I'm currently using: > > Redirect permanent / https://server.com/ > > And this works well enough for accessing the site from the WAN, but it's > preventing me from accessing phpmyadmin from the LAN... (It keeps > redirecting me to https://server.com/ whenever I try the local IP.) > > I'm sure there's something to do with segregating internal traffic from > external as to who gets redirected, but I'm not entirely sure where... Can > anyone provide some insight? >