Hi,
I am facing a problem with my configuration. Problem basically is that I am
able to access the WebServices URL Say *
https://hostname:443/cns/ser/CTConfigService*https://hostname/cns/ser/CTConfigServicethrough
the browser.
However, the script running on the machine checks an url *
Hi Nick,
thank you for your mail. Both VHosts have the same proxy config,
except for the 'SSLProxyEngine ON' directive. I will try the
mod_headers fix.
Btw: Is the SSLProxyEngine directive neccassary, when routing all the
traffic via AJP? Is it correct, that the AJP connection is always
Hi Nick,
thank you so much! This brought me to the solution to my problem. And
mod_headers was the last piece of the puzzle.
To rewrite the Location header to another context-path all I had to do
was this directive:
Header edit Location ^([^/]*//[^/]*)?/spike/(.*)$ $1/$2
Anyhow, why does
On 29 Apr 2010, at 13:26, Timo Meinen wrote:
Anyhow, why does mod_proxy don't recognize the Location header. I
think it should treat ('convert') this header like any other. Is it a
bug?
IIRC your ProxyPassReverse didn't match the Location
(one being ajp:, the other http or https).
--
Nick
Yes, you're right. But why did the
ProxyPassReverse / https://it.localhost.de/spike
let to a circularity?
2010/4/29 Nick Kew n...@webthing.com:
On 29 Apr 2010, at 13:26, Timo Meinen wrote:
Anyhow, why does mod_proxy don't recognize the Location header. I
think it should treat ('convert')
- Anisha Parveen anishaparveen2...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I am facing a problem with my configuration. Problem basically is that
I am able to access the WebServices URL Say
https://hostname:443/cns/ser/CTConfigService through the browser.
However, the script running on the machine
Hi there,
I am trying to match the values coming from apache/mod_ssl/mod_authz_ldap
against some fields (subjectDN and issuerDN) in an Openldap directory
the problem is that Apache is receiving certificate data that contains UTF8
encoded chars
That chars are being incorrectly encoded with '\x'
Hi all!
We would like to hire a contractor to assist us in our Apache configuration.
All our servers are:
Windows 2003 32 bit Standard
Windows 2003 32 bit Enterprise
Windows 2008 64 bit Standard
We are using perl, but not mod_perl. We've migrated to Apache from IIS and
are having some scaling
Hello,
What is the performance of Apache on Windows in comparison with performance
on Unix/Linux?
I must make a decision between IIS and Apache. And I want to use Apache, but
in some forums I knew information that the perfomance of Apache on Windows
is more badly than on Unix/Linux. I need
