Hello. I have an Apache with the following configuration. ServerName hogehoge <VirtualHost *:80> <LocationMatch "/service_a/*"> RewriteEngine on RewriteRule /service_a/(.*) http://192.168.56.11/$1 [P] </LocationMatch> <LocationMatch "/service_b/*"> RewriteEngine on RewriteRule /service_b/(.*) http://192.168.56.12/$1 [P] </LocationMatch> </VirtualHost> Thus the request URL shuold be rewrite: http://hogehoge/service_a/foo1.html ==> http://192.168.56.11/foo1.html http://hogehoge/service_b/foo2.html ==> http://192.168.56.12/foo2.html However, it doesn't work correctly. According to packet capture, the following accesses have sometimes occurred. http://hogehoge/service_a/foo1.html ==> http://192.168.56.12/foo1.html http://hogehoge/service_b/foo2.html ==> http://192.168.56.11/foo2.html Thanks you.
is your config paraphrased or verbatim? your locationmatch has what seems to be an erroneous regex, and is unnecessary given the rewriterule content. Also: "Although rewrite rules are syntactically permitted in <Location> and <Files> sections, this should never be necessary and is unsupported." You'll have to capture your scenario in with trace level logging of mod_rewrite to make a convincing case for a bug.
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