Apache ProxyPass not working to remote host
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On remote machine 150.1.131.9 installed server with Django.
I can access to it with http://150.1.131.9:8000/
Want to access by kat.local
I was enabled mod_proxy in Apache 2.2
Added to vhosts.conf (imported to httpd.conf):
<VirtualHost *:80>
Server name kat.local
ProxyPass / http://150.1.131.9:8000/
ProxyPassReverse / http://150.1.131.9:8000/
</VirtualHost>
This don't work. What I'm doing wrong?
python django python-3.x apache proxy
asked Nov 12 at 12:40
Андрей Кравченко
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On remote machine 150.1.131.9 installed server with Django.
I can access to it with http://150.1.131.9:8000/
Want to access by kat.local
I was enabled mod_proxy in Apache 2.2
Added to vhosts.conf (imported to httpd.conf):
<VirtualHost *:80>
Server name kat.local
ProxyPass / http://150.1.131.9:8000/
ProxyPassReverse / http://150.1.131.9:8000/
</VirtualHost>
This don't work. What I'm doing wrong?
python django python-3.x apache proxy
asked Nov 12 at 12:40
Андрей Кравченко
11
What's not working exactly? Do you see an error? What do the apache logs show? What do you see in the django logs?
– dirkgroten
Nov 12 at 13:05
Note that the documentation should give you what's needed to configure django for use with apache. You're not supposed to run django (runserver) behind apache.
– dirkgroten
Nov 12 at 13:07
It's opened another site which hosted on machine where Apache installed. No errors
– Андрей Кравченко
Nov 12 at 13:16
you can't usekat.localasServerNameif you're accessing this remotely (unless this is the same network). also if it's serving another website, it means you probably have a<VirtualHost _default_:80>somewhere else in your httpd.conf file.
– dirkgroten
Nov 12 at 13:23
Checked httpd.conf, don't have <VirtualHost default:80>. On another PC setuped domain some.local. I was added domain name kat.*some*.local and ip to Django server It's works too access with kat.*some*.local but with port 8000. If I changed DNS to server with Apache, can I do ProxyPass?
– Андрей Кравченко
Nov 12 at 13:36
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On remote machine 150.1.131.9 installed server with Django.
I can access to it with http://150.1.131.9:8000/
Want to access by kat.local
I was enabled mod_proxy in Apache 2.2
Added to vhosts.conf (imported to httpd.conf):
<VirtualHost *:80>
Server name kat.local
ProxyPass / http://150.1.131.9:8000/
ProxyPassReverse / http://150.1.131.9:8000/
</VirtualHost>
This don't work. What I'm doing wrong?
python django python-3.x apache proxy
asked Nov 12 at 12:40
Андрей Кравченко
11
On remote machine 150.1.131.9 installed server with Django.
I can access to it with http://150.1.131.9:8000/
Want to access by kat.local
I was enabled mod_proxy in Apache 2.2
Added to vhosts.conf (imported to httpd.conf):
<VirtualHost *:80>
Server name kat.local
ProxyPass / http://150.1.131.9:8000/
ProxyPassReverse / http://150.1.131.9:8000/
</VirtualHost>
This don't work. What I'm doing wrong?
python django python-3.x apache proxy
python django python-3.x apache proxy
asked Nov 12 at 12:40
Андрей Кравченко
11
asked Nov 12 at 12:40
Андрей Кравченко
11
asked Nov 12 at 12:40
Андрей Кравченко
11
asked Nov 12 at 12:40
Андрей Кравченко
11
asked Nov 12 at 12:40
Андрей Кравченко
11
11
What's not working exactly? Do you see an error? What do the apache logs show? What do you see in the django logs?
– dirkgroten
Nov 12 at 13:05
Note that the documentation should give you what's needed to configure django for use with apache. You're not supposed to run django (runserver) behind apache.
– dirkgroten
Nov 12 at 13:07
It's opened another site which hosted on machine where Apache installed. No errors
– Андрей Кравченко
Nov 12 at 13:16
you can't usekat.localasServerNameif you're accessing this remotely (unless this is the same network). also if it's serving another website, it means you probably have a<VirtualHost _default_:80>somewhere else in your httpd.conf file.
– dirkgroten
Nov 12 at 13:23
Checked httpd.conf, don't have <VirtualHost default:80>. On another PC setuped domain some.local. I was added domain name kat.*some*.local and ip to Django server It's works too access with kat.*some*.local but with port 8000. If I changed DNS to server with Apache, can I do ProxyPass?
– Андрей Кравченко
Nov 12 at 13:36
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What's not working exactly? Do you see an error? What do the apache logs show? What do you see in the django logs?
– dirkgroten
Nov 12 at 13:05
Note that the documentation should give you what's needed to configure django for use with apache. You're not supposed to run django (runserver) behind apache.
– dirkgroten
Nov 12 at 13:07
It's opened another site which hosted on machine where Apache installed. No errors
– Андрей Кравченко
Nov 12 at 13:16
you can't usekat.localasServerNameif you're accessing this remotely (unless this is the same network). also if it's serving another website, it means you probably have a<VirtualHost _default_:80>somewhere else in your httpd.conf file.
– dirkgroten
Nov 12 at 13:23
Checked httpd.conf, don't have <VirtualHost default:80>. On another PC setuped domain some.local. I was added domain name kat.*some*.local and ip to Django server It's works too access with kat.*some*.local but with port 8000. If I changed DNS to server with Apache, can I do ProxyPass?
– Андрей Кравченко
Nov 12 at 13:36
What's not working exactly? Do you see an error? What do the apache logs show? What do you see in the django logs?
– dirkgroten
Nov 12 at 13:05
What's not working exactly? Do you see an error? What do the apache logs show? What do you see in the django logs?
– dirkgroten
Nov 12 at 13:05
Note that the documentation should give you what's needed to configure django for use with apache. You're not supposed to run django (
runserver) behind apache.– dirkgroten
Nov 12 at 13:07
Note that the documentation should give you what's needed to configure django for use with apache. You're not supposed to run django (
runserver) behind apache.– dirkgroten
Nov 12 at 13:07
It's opened another site which hosted on machine where Apache installed. No errors
– Андрей Кравченко
Nov 12 at 13:16
It's opened another site which hosted on machine where Apache installed. No errors
– Андрей Кравченко
Nov 12 at 13:16
you can't use
kat.local as ServerName if you're accessing this remotely (unless this is the same network). also if it's serving another website, it means you probably have a <VirtualHost _default_:80> somewhere else in your httpd.conf file.– dirkgroten
Nov 12 at 13:23
you can't use
kat.local as ServerName if you're accessing this remotely (unless this is the same network). also if it's serving another website, it means you probably have a <VirtualHost _default_:80> somewhere else in your httpd.conf file.– dirkgroten
Nov 12 at 13:23
Checked httpd.conf, don't have <VirtualHost default:80>. On another PC setuped domain some.local. I was added domain name kat.*some*.local and ip to Django server It's works too access with kat.*some*.local but with port 8000. If I changed DNS to server with Apache, can I do ProxyPass?
– Андрей Кравченко
Nov 12 at 13:36
Checked httpd.conf, don't have <VirtualHost default:80>. On another PC setuped domain some.local. I was added domain name kat.*some*.local and ip to Django server It's works too access with kat.*some*.local but with port 8000. If I changed DNS to server with Apache, can I do ProxyPass?
– Андрей Кравченко
Nov 12 at 13:36
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What's not working exactly? Do you see an error? What do the apache logs show? What do you see in the django logs?
– dirkgroten
Nov 12 at 13:05
Note that the documentation should give you what's needed to configure django for use with apache. You're not supposed to run django (
runserver) behind apache.– dirkgroten
Nov 12 at 13:07
It's opened another site which hosted on machine where Apache installed. No errors
– Андрей Кравченко
Nov 12 at 13:16
you can't use
kat.localasServerNameif you're accessing this remotely (unless this is the same network). also if it's serving another website, it means you probably have a<VirtualHost _default_:80>somewhere else in your httpd.conf file.– dirkgroten
Nov 12 at 13:23
Checked httpd.conf, don't have <VirtualHost default:80>. On another PC setuped domain some.local. I was added domain name kat.*some*.local and ip to Django server It's works too access with kat.*some*.local but with port 8000. If I changed DNS to server with Apache, can I do ProxyPass?
– Андрей Кравченко
Nov 12 at 13:36