Sounds like a standard cross use of mod_proxy (bot...
Doug Napoleone · 2008-11-11T20:50:00
Sounds like a standard cross use of mod_proxy (both servers proxying each other). the problem might still exist, but is now working for you because your DNS has been updated with the new IP's.
I saw this exact problem described when researching mod_proxy for migrating a certain website to a new server.
I'm always amazed at how bad websites are. I get ...
Jack Diederich · 2008-11-12T20:20:00
I'm always amazed at how bad websites are. I get stymied regularly while trying to give people money for stuff. When Amazon went into the "we sell everything" business I pooh-poohed it as a move away from what they did best. It turns out what they do best is just having a website where you can buy things - that actually works!
[Sturgeon's law says "90% of everything is crap" which seems to verify the human condition.]
Sounds like a standard cross use of mod_proxy (bot...
Doug Napoleone · 2008-11-11T20:50:00
Sounds like a standard cross use of mod_proxy (both servers proxying each other). the problem might still exist, but is now working for you because your DNS has been updated with the new IP's.I saw this exact problem described when researching mod_proxy for migrating a certain website to a new server.
I'm always amazed at how bad websites are. I get ...
Jack Diederich · 2008-11-12T20:20:00
I'm always amazed at how bad websites are. I get stymied regularly while trying to give people money for stuff. When Amazon went into the "we sell everything" business I pooh-poohed it as a move away from what they did best. It turns out what they do best is just having a website where you can buy things - that actually works![Sturgeon's law says "90% of everything is crap" which seems to verify the human condition.]
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