I wrote:
> I have a problem with the Bitnami Redmine stack, based on
> Apache, but being an inexpericed user, I do not even know
> which component is causing it. Can you please review the
> error details below and let me know if a misconfigured
> Apache may be the culprit or I should look into Red
Yann Ylavic:
> If this log shows up on the httpd side:
>
>[proxy_http:error] ... AH01102: error reading status line from remote
> server 127.0.0.1:3002
It surely does.
> it means that there *is* a ProxyPass (or RewriteRule [P])
> that configures httpd to do the proxying to
> 127.0.0.1:3002.
Yann Ylavic,
> This sounds like a crash or something which causes Redmine
> to close the connection upon receipt of the POST request
> (without any response).
The people at Bitnami asked me to try with port 3001 instead
of 81, explaining that Redmine's Thin server is on 3001, and
Apache is just a
Yann Ylavic:
> Do all the POST requests fail or only some of them?
All POST requests fail: when I either repeat the same
requiest over and over, or try different requrest. All GET
requests work.
> If some requests succeed, it may be a problem of
> connection reuse between Redmine (running on 127
I wrote:
> The problem is that Redmine's REST API works for reading
> but not for writing, that is the GET command works whereas
> the POST command fails with error 502
Even with the most detailed logging, the failed POST
requests do not appear in the Redmine log, whereas
successful GET request a
Hello, all
I have a problem with the Bitnami Redmine stack, based on
Apache, but being an inexpericed user, I do not even know
which component is causing it. Can you please review the
error details below and let me know if a misconfigured
Apache may be the culprit or I should look into Redmine
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