Kristian, I also don't have a direct answer to your question, but I'm using the following configuration:
apache conf: LoadModule proxy_ajp_module /usr/lib/apache2/modules/mod_proxy_ajp.so LoadModule proxy_module /usr/lib/apache2/modules/mod_proxy.so ProxyPass /JSPWiki ajp://localhost:8009/JSPWiki Tomcat's server.xml: <Connector port="8009" protocol="AJP/1.3" redirectPort="8443" /> using the ajp proxy has the advantage that you still have the original client IP address in Tomcat, if you use http proxy you loose that regards, Harry Metske 2008/5/26 KR <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Folks; > > so far I have enjoyed using JSPWiki internally for being an unobtrusive > piece of software that, once installed, "just works". Right now, > however, after having spent quite an unsuccessful and extremely > unpleasant evening on this, I just wonder whether there's some sort of > documentation on how / whether it is possible to get JSPWiki running in > a tomcat container set up to behave well behind an apache2 reverse proxy > in one of many virtual hosts. So far, I spent some hours both with our > stock 2.4 and with an updated 2.6 installation, playing with various > parameters in jspwiki.properties as well as the apache2 rewriting / > proxy configuration but haven't had too much success so far. > > - Generally, I wanted to have all requests to /internal/wiki/ > proxy-passed to our internalhost:8080/JSPWiki/ . I have so far barely > given up on that as, no matter what happens, no matter how I set up > JSPWiki (mainly baseURL and referenceStyle), in quite a bunch of > situations (redirect after successful login, redirect after saving > files, ...) the request seems to be redirected to > /JSPWiki/Wiki.jsp?page= ... . Strange, but so far I helped myself making > /JSPWiki available to the outside world on this machine directly, hoping > for the best. > > - However, still all is not well. Looking at the redirect behaviour > (mainly following any login and/or save-file-from-editor attempt), it > seems that JSPWiki does not just redirect to an URL having /JSPWiki/... > hardcoded in it but also does redirect to an URL on a wholly different > (non-HTTPS) VirtualHost on the same apache2, which doesn't know about > JSPWiki and, subsequently, makes me end up elsewhere. Strange, as well. > > - Overally: I am confused. All I do by now seems trial-and-error as both > some more complex mod_rewrite tricks did fail as well as pretty much > anything including jspwiki.properties configuration. So far it runs on a > non-HTTPS virtual host being directly exposed as JSPWiki, and does more > or less good this way, yet being way off the setup I intended to do. Can > some kind soul out here point me where to have a look to get at least a > clue what could be broken here, and, subsequently, how to get it fixed? > > Thanks a bunch in advance, best regards. > Kristian > -- met vriendelijke groet, Harry Metske Telnr. +31-548-512395 Mobile +31-6-51898081
