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Raghu -
You're right - the thing I suggested was wrong.
security.allowedAddresses are the addresses from which an ajp client (i.e.,
Apache) can connect to JServ. Sorry for the misleading info.
I assume that you have other stuff that you want accessible to the
outside world via Apache, so you can't just "Deny from all" in the
DocumentRoot Directory in httpd.conf. But maybe there's another way... I
don't see how.
If you find out, pls post a solution! :-)
Yours,
Tom
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Tom,
I tried that , did'nt work , i tried using the loopback and the
primary interface IP address , still did'nt work .I can go home and execute
the servlets.
any other ideas ? Is there something i can configure in apache that would
treat the servlets zone as a directory which can deny passing on the
request for the servlet to the jserv module from all addresses except the
local webserver ?
best regards
Raghu
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Raghu -
I think you can set the security.allowedAddresses property in
jserv.properties to "127.0.0.1" and that should do it.
Yours,
Tom
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Hi all,
I am using Jserv with Apache 1.3.9 and it all works pretty good. The
problem is that how to configure the JServ engine to execute the servlets
only on the request of the local webserver. I mean right now any tom,dick
or harry can type in
http://www.x.com/servlets/Hello
and execute the servlet , how do i change this so that only a page on the
webserver can execute/post/get from the servlet and all else it ignored ?
thanks to all
Raghu
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