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    The ReverseProxyNoChain directive can specify a domain to not use proxy
    chaining on.

    Reverse proxy configuration files have three fields, each separated by
    white space. The first field is the uri to look for, the second field is
    the replacement uri, and the third field is optional and allows you to
    specify comma separated options for the mapping. The only option that is
    currently supported is the exact parameter, which will make the reverse
    proxy use exact matching for the first parameter instead of using
    regular expressions. This feature is convenient when the first parameter
    contains characters that may need to be escaped or quotemeta'ed. Exact
    options are evaluated first. If there isn't an exact match, regular
    expression matches are performed. Configuration files may contain
    comments, which start with a pound sign. For example:

     /news/ http://www.news.com/
     / http://www.perl.com/
     /stats http://localhost/stats exact
     # /stats maps exactly to http://localhost/stats
     # /stats/b maps to http://www.perl.com/stats/b
     /french/news http://www.news.com/?language=french

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Reverse proxy configuration files have three fields, each separated by
white space.  The first field is the uri to look for, the second
field is the replacement uri, and the third field is optional
and allows you to specify comma separated options for the mapping.
The only option that is currently supported is the B<exact> parameter,
which will make the reverse proxy use exact matching for the first
parameter instead of using regular expressions.  This feature
is convenient when the first parameter contains characters
that may need to be escaped or quotemeta'ed.  Exact options are
evaluated first.  If there isn't an exact match, regular expression
matches are performed.  Configuration files may contain comments,
which start with a pound sign.  For example:

 /news/ http://www.news.com/
 / http://www.perl.com/
 /stats http://localhost/stats exact
 # /stats maps exactly to http://localhost/stats
 # /stats/b maps to http://www.perl.com/stats/b
 /french/news http://www.news.com/?language=french