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I'm not sure about all the vocabulary or concepts involved so my search for the solution to problem may be incomplete, sorry if it's a duplicate.
I have a website hosted on server, and I'm trying to take the code of this website (a symfony 3 app) to a Docker image for different reasons.
Currently on the host server the Apache configuration manages the redirection of the URL to the right folder, reading app.php instead of index.php, increase the file size of uploaded files, cache length and maintain nice urls (server.com/appname/, server.com/appname/new etc.).
So I'm trying to reproduce the same behaviour now in 2 different Apache config (host + docker). This, without hard coding the URL in the docker image. In an ideal world I would like to be able to have: server1.com/app/ and server2.com/other/path/app/ to redirect to my document root (the app entry point), so that server1.com/app/new and server2.com/other/path/app/new works and that these are the URLs displayed in the browser (not server1.com:8080/...).
Thank you in advance if you direct me towards the relevant resources
apache-2.4 proxy docker redirect symfony
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I'm not sure about all the vocabulary or concepts involved so my search for the solution to problem may be incomplete, sorry if it's a duplicate.
I have a website hosted on server, and I'm trying to take the code of this website (a symfony 3 app) to a Docker image for different reasons.
Currently on the host server the Apache configuration manages the redirection of the URL to the right folder, reading app.php instead of index.php, increase the file size of uploaded files, cache length and maintain nice urls (server.com/appname/, server.com/appname/new etc.).
So I'm trying to reproduce the same behaviour now in 2 different Apache config (host + docker). This, without hard coding the URL in the docker image. In an ideal world I would like to be able to have: server1.com/app/ and server2.com/other/path/app/ to redirect to my document root (the app entry point), so that server1.com/app/new and server2.com/other/path/app/new works and that these are the URLs displayed in the browser (not server1.com:8080/...).
Thank you in advance if you direct me towards the relevant resources
apache-2.4 proxy docker redirect symfony
asked Apr 11 at 11:13
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The keyword you are looking for is "reverse proxy".
– Gerald Schneider
Apr 11 at 12:10
@GeraldSchneideryes, thanks, I think I succeeded
– True Wizard
Apr 11 at 17:12
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I'm not sure about all the vocabulary or concepts involved so my search for the solution to problem may be incomplete, sorry if it's a duplicate.
I have a website hosted on server, and I'm trying to take the code of this website (a symfony 3 app) to a Docker image for different reasons.
Currently on the host server the Apache configuration manages the redirection of the URL to the right folder, reading app.php instead of index.php, increase the file size of uploaded files, cache length and maintain nice urls (server.com/appname/, server.com/appname/new etc.).
So I'm trying to reproduce the same behaviour now in 2 different Apache config (host + docker). This, without hard coding the URL in the docker image. In an ideal world I would like to be able to have: server1.com/app/ and server2.com/other/path/app/ to redirect to my document root (the app entry point), so that server1.com/app/new and server2.com/other/path/app/new works and that these are the URLs displayed in the browser (not server1.com:8080/...).
Thank you in advance if you direct me towards the relevant resources
apache-2.4 proxy docker redirect symfony
asked Apr 11 at 11:13
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I'm not sure about all the vocabulary or concepts involved so my search for the solution to problem may be incomplete, sorry if it's a duplicate.
I have a website hosted on server, and I'm trying to take the code of this website (a symfony 3 app) to a Docker image for different reasons.
Currently on the host server the Apache configuration manages the redirection of the URL to the right folder, reading app.php instead of index.php, increase the file size of uploaded files, cache length and maintain nice urls (server.com/appname/, server.com/appname/new etc.).
So I'm trying to reproduce the same behaviour now in 2 different Apache config (host + docker). This, without hard coding the URL in the docker image. In an ideal world I would like to be able to have: server1.com/app/ and server2.com/other/path/app/ to redirect to my document root (the app entry point), so that server1.com/app/new and server2.com/other/path/app/new works and that these are the URLs displayed in the browser (not server1.com:8080/...).
Thank you in advance if you direct me towards the relevant resources
apache-2.4 proxy docker redirect symfony
apache-2.4 proxy docker redirect symfony
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The keyword you are looking for is "reverse proxy".
– Gerald Schneider
Apr 11 at 12:10
@GeraldSchneideryes, thanks, I think I succeeded
– True Wizard
Apr 11 at 17:12
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The keyword you are looking for is "reverse proxy".
– Gerald Schneider
Apr 11 at 12:10
@GeraldSchneideryes, thanks, I think I succeeded
– True Wizard
Apr 11 at 17:12
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The keyword you are looking for is "reverse proxy".
– Gerald Schneider
Apr 11 at 12:10
The keyword you are looking for is "reverse proxy".
– Gerald Schneider
Apr 11 at 12:10
@GeraldSchneideryes, thanks, I think I succeeded
– True Wizard
Apr 11 at 17:12
@GeraldSchneideryes, thanks, I think I succeeded
– True Wizard
Apr 11 at 17:12
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