Apache 2 Question

[Sterling]

I currently have a Ubuntu Server running Apache/2.2.3 and it serves web pages through the use of its virtual host capabilities. My room mate has setup his own Apache Server to develop on. I was curious is there a way create a virtual host that would in turn submit the requests to his machine, more of a proxy than a redirect.

[jledhead]

this could be as easy as putting a redirect script in http://yourmachine/friends/index.html that redirects to your friends machine.

If you are wanting both to be served using the same dns name, http://yourmachine/yourstuff and http://yourmachine/friends without redirecting to a different IP or name then you need mod_proxy
mod_proxy - Apache HTTP Server

[Sterling]

Ok, I am using the proxypass directive to redirect to my friends server. It works very well with one exception. Here is the layout.

<root>
..<images>
..<docs>
..<asp> (proxypass)

When a user types in http://serveraddress/asp it does not redirect to http://serveraddress/asp/. This does work with any of the other directories. Below is my proxy configuration:

        ProxyRequests Off

        <Proxy *>
                Order deny,allow
                Allow from all
        </Proxy>

        ProxyPass /asp/ http://192.168.1.21:82/
        ProxyPassReverse /asp/ http://192.168.1.21:82/

I have tried changing the above to

        ProxyPass /asp http://192.168.1.21:82/
        ProxyPassReverse /asp http://192.168.1.21:82/

to no avail.

Any ideas?