Dear all,
I am running GeoServer (standalone) on Debian. The port 8080 is
forwarded to port 80 using Apache HTTP server( with the ProxyPass
setting). This worked fine until we switched the server to HTTPS. The
GeoServer is still serving data and the Admin UI can still be accessed,
however most functions do not work and give the error:
HTTP ERROR 400
Problem accessing /geoserver/web/wicket
/bookmarkablerg.geoserver.web.data.resource.ResourceConfigurationPage.
Reason:
Origin does not correspond to request
Is there any recommendation how to setup a (standalone) GeoServer for
HTTPS in combination with Apache HTTP?
Thanks and best wishes,
Jakob
PS: Sorry if my question is too unspecific. I have a Geography
background and I am rather new to system administration. So, I am also
happy about any hints for resources where I can learn the basics of this
topic.
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