I'm looking to stack my authentication for a particular context.
i'm using oidc/oauth2 to authorize access to resources. i want to use
multiple providers to both allow access. from the below snippet, i want to
allow multiple endpoints with their own client id/secret to authorize
traffic to /app.
I'm logging x-forwarded-for traffic, and i get logs that show:
99.88.22.22%123
what is the %123 portion?
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christophe.jail...@wanadoo.fr> wrote:
> Le 16/08/2019 à 17:33, Mark Lybarger a écrit :
> > i'm reading about mod_deflate where it can handle gzipped content sent
> > and automatically uncompress the payload. i have embedded clients that
> > want to send compressed data ove
i'm reading about mod_deflate where it can handle gzipped content sent and
automatically uncompress the payload. i have embedded clients that want to
send compressed data over the wire due to bandwidth constraints. they can
only support LZW compression due to library/memory restrictions.
as i
i have a user who is connecting to a websocket that requires a basic
authenticaion header. they're doing this from the browser's javascript as
wss://user:p...@myhost.com/endpoint
that's not supported in all browsers (Safari on iphone). as a workaround,
perhaps they can use:
Hello!
I need to do some content filtering on my output. Currently, I've got
mod_sed to remove some xml nodes that I don't want going out. via:
OutputSed "/
Yet another help with a rewrite rule :).
Basically, I need to rewrite from:
http://host:8080/context/8/13806050/model/834/data/modelData/90791
to:
http://host:8080/context/8/13806050/model/834/data/modelData/90791/raw
where the constants of the url are "model" "data" "modelData" The other
We're using apache mod_proxy to proxy requests to jboss servers on
different hosts. We've noticed that we're getting sporadic http 502
response codes. In the apache error file, I see LOTS of these errors:
[Tue Feb 26 13:55:49 2013] [error] [client 10.16.0.211] (70014)End of
file found: proxy:
