That’s a very practical solution for small configurations, and we already use
it for some tomcat instances. Unfortunately, when you start dealing with
hundreds of appservers in various states, the configuration and load balancing
issues add up fast. The mod_cluster configuration model of the
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Hello,
I set up a dav server using Apache (versions below) and mod_dav.
Everything works fine, but any invocation of the SEARCH method results
in a "Method not allowed" (403) error.
I can't however, seem to find any documentation regarding this issue.
Any ideas? Does the apache mod_dav module
As a real mitigation, maybe you could just use to mod_proxy and
mod_proxy_balancer, also those are not third party modules and probably
will render the same functionality you seek.
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