11-27-2019, 09:19 AM
(This post was last modified: 11-27-2019, 09:20 AM by Alexandre Machado.)
Look, it is failing now not because 15.1.9 does something wrong, but because UrlRewrite is not able to handle the requests correctly.
UrlRewrite is *not* a reverse proxy, although people use it as such. If you try Apache, for instance, it will work without any modification to your application transparently without rewriting anything, because Apache is actually intended to work as a reverse proxy.
Having said that, setting UrlBase and stopping UrlRerwrite to interfere with headers, addresses and content, it should work.
If it is not working I'll need to recreate *in detail* your environment, so I'll need more information than what you provided so far.
I need to know the exact rules which are active on your IIS/UrlRewrite module, to start preparing it. Later I might need more information.
UrlRewrite is *not* a reverse proxy, although people use it as such. If you try Apache, for instance, it will work without any modification to your application transparently without rewriting anything, because Apache is actually intended to work as a reverse proxy.
Having said that, setting UrlBase and stopping UrlRerwrite to interfere with headers, addresses and content, it should work.
If it is not working I'll need to recreate *in detail* your environment, so I'll need more information than what you provided so far.
I need to know the exact rules which are active on your IIS/UrlRewrite module, to start preparing it. Later I might need more information.