re: apache + orion
Hi, Yes it is. But you have to play with mod_rewrite as mod_proxy just allows you to redirect directories. Combining both modules you can select certaing types of files, but be careful as mod_rewite is somtimes tricky. D. Hello, I recently started up Orion on 127.0.0.1:8090 with apache serving up the front end. I have the proxy service working great, but I would like to get Orion to answer all .jsp request similar to how I have php setup. Is this possible? Thanks in advance. Justen Stepka -- This message was sent using Sake Mail, a web-based email tool from Endymion Corporation. http://www.endymion.com/products/sake Hello, I recently started up Orion on 127.0.0.1:8090 with apache serving up the front end. I have the proxy service working great, but I would like to get Orion to answer all .jsp request similar to how I have php setup. Is this possible? Thanks in advance. Justen Stepka
apache + orion
Hello, I recently started up Orion on 127.0.0.1:8090 with apache serving up the front end. I have the proxy service working great, but I would like to get Orion to answer all .jsp request similar to how I have php setup. Is this possible? Thanks in advance. Justen Stepka
Fw: Urgent: SSL - BigIP - Apache - Orion : Page Not Found
Please, please need help immediately or I am considering switching app servers. - Original Message - From: Ozzie-Mailing Lists To: Orion-interest Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2001 10:51 AM Subject: Urgent: SSL - BigIP - Apache - Orion : Page Not Found The problem is that we receivean intermittent"Page Not Found" error on IE 5.5 and greater when using BigIP with SSL and Orion as the server. If we click the refresh button on the browser, the page actually renders correctly. The SSL is being done by the BigIP and not Orion. Has anyone ran into this problem? This problem occurs more often with IE 6.0. Thanks, Ozzie Gurkan Manheim Interactive 404-269-8776 P.S.: Apache does the redirecting of the "http://" redirects coming from Orion back to "https://" to the client browser.
Re: Fw: Urgent: SSL - BigIP - Apache - Orion : Page Not Found
I'm not familiar with your particular problem but have you narrowed it down to Orion (forgive me if this is obvious from your post - I just don't deal much in this aspect of the development life-cycle)? If it represents a bug in Orion, your best bet will be to submit it to bugzilla at orionserver.com. Keep in mind that this list is voluntary and if people CAN help, they generally will. On occassion, the Ironflare folks will poke their heads into the list for an appearance. Not very often, of course. Also, providing a lot of information will help others help you diagnose your problems. No one wants to see you switch app servers, however suggesting that you will switch app servers unless you get an immediate response from a voluntary mailing list won't make it faster - sorry. Search the email list to see if others have posted similar questions. Look at www.orionsupport.com to see if they have any answers (a volunteer site). Good luck! RHH --- Ozzie-Mailing Lists [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Please, please need help immediately or I am considering switching app servers. - Original Message - From: Ozzie-Mailing Lists To: Orion-interest Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2001 10:51 AM Subject: Urgent: SSL - BigIP - Apache - Orion : Page Not Found The problem is that we receive an intermittent Page Not Found error on IE 5.5 and greater when using BigIP with SSL and Orion as the server. If we click the refresh button on the browser, the page actually renders correctly. The SSL is being done by the BigIP and not Orion. Has anyone ran into this problem? This problem occurs more often with IE 6.0. Thanks, Ozzie Gurkan Manheim Interactive 404-269-8776 P.S.: Apache does the redirecting of the http://; redirects coming from Orion back to https://; to the client browser. __ Do You Yahoo!? Get personalized email addresses from Yahoo! Mail http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/
RE: Urgent: SSL - BigIP - Apache - Orion : Page Not Found
Have you set the tag frontend host= port= / on your back end (orion)? This could be the problem if you haven't set this. Checkout the apache/reverse proxy instructions on www.orionsupport.com. Regards, the elephantwalker -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Ozzie-Mailing Lists Sent: Monday, July 02, 2001 10:03 AM To: Orion-Interest Subject: Fw: Urgent: SSL - BigIP - Apache - Orion : Page Not Found Please, please need help immediately or I am considering switching app servers. - Original Message - From: Ozzie-Mailing Lists To: Orion-interest Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2001 10:51 AM Subject: Urgent: SSL - BigIP - Apache - Orion : Page Not Found The problem is that we receive an intermittent Page Not Found error on IE 5.5 and greater when using BigIP with SSL and Orion as the server. If we click the refresh button on the browser, the page actually renders correctly. The SSL is being done by the BigIP and not Orion. Has anyone ran into this problem? This problem occurs more often with IE 6.0. Thanks, Ozzie Gurkan Manheim Interactive 404-269-8776 P.S.: Apache does the redirecting of the http://; redirects coming from Orion back to https://; to the client browser.
Urgent: SSL - BigIP - Apache - Orion : Page Not Found
The problem is that we receivean intermittent"Page Not Found" error on IE 5.5 and greater when using BigIP with SSL and Orion as the server. If we click the refresh button on the browser, the page actually renders correctly. The SSL is being done by the BigIP and not Orion. Has anyone ran into this problem? This problem occurs more often with IE 6.0. Thanks, Ozzie Gurkan Manheim Interactive 404-269-8776 P.S.: Apache does the redirecting of the "http://" redirects coming from Orion back to "https://" to the client browser.
Re: Apache + Orion
Hi, you can find this file in the config directory of orion and the file name is default-web-site.xml, and just couple of lines. 1. Change the port that you mentioned in the httpd.conf 2. add this line, frontend host=id address of apache port = port number of apache / Subrah --- SERGEY VOROPAY [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Could somebody please provide with a workable set of instructions on how to integrate orion and apache. I followed the instructions available on orionsupport.com and got the apache proxy part to work, but url rewriting is still not working. I'm also not quite clear where the web-site.xml file goes in this configuration. Your response is greatly appreciated. __ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Auctions - buy the things you want at great prices http://auctions.yahoo.com/
Apache + Orion
Could somebody please provide with a workable set of instructions on how to integrate orion and apache. I followed the instructions available on orionsupport.com and got the apache proxy part to work, but url rewriting is still not working. I'm also not quite clear where the web-site.xml file goes in this configuration. Your response is greatly appreciated.
