Philipp Lies wrote:
When you say a different webserver, do you mean that it is on a different machine or just that you can't change the webroot? Your webserver should handle all of that, so the webapps know which is their location.
They are physically different machines. http://www.###.com/team1 is my local webserver A http://www.###.com/ is a webserver standing in some other building where I have no access at all
A strange setup. Is http://www.###.com/ proxying to your computer?
Maybe you could request that instead of querying http://www.###.com/team1/A as http://localcomputer/A request http://localcomputer/team1/A
Or maybe ### admins know how to setup your webserver so that it passes the right variables to the application. Pretty much every app checking the variables the server tolds it will be wrong. Including even error pages, if they contain the requested path.