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--- Comment #10 from dub...@gmail.com ---
First off, what I'm asking for already exists in mod_jk via the JkEnvVar
directive. I just want the same thing for jk_isapi_plugin (the IIS equivalent
of mod_jk).
This request stemmed from a deep dive
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--- Comment #9 from Christopher Schultz ---
Back to your original request...
Could you set HTTP headers (to proxy either using AJP or HTTP) and then have
your application pick those up using a Filter? Something like:
Client -- HTTP --> IIS
II
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--- Comment #8 from Christopher Schultz ---
I've proposed making arrangements for REMOTE_USER on the dev list. I realize
that's not quite what you are asking for, here, but I thought I'd mention it
since I really do think we as a community shou
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--- Comment #7 from dub...@gmail.com ---
Im stuck with IIS, hence the request for a mod to the isapi filter connector.
If I could use Apache, I would be able to use the JkEnvVar directive.
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--- Comment #6 from Christopher Schultz ---
(In reply to dub357 from comment #5)
> How would things like REMOTE_USER or the client
> certificate get propagated to Tomcat? This is something your presentation
> fails to discuss and is arguably t
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--- Comment #5 from dub...@gmail.com ---
Again - I need something integrated w/ Tomcat and a true reverse proxy over
HTTP will never be that. How would things like REMOTE_USER or the client
certificate get propagated to Tomcat? This is somethi
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--- Comment #4 from Christopher Schultz ---
The typical way to do this is:
1. Remove all inbound HTTP headers you want to set at the proxy
2. Set your specific HTTP headers at the proxy
3. Read your now-trusted HTTP headers from the request in
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--- Comment #3 from dub...@gmail.com ---
I'm not entirely sure, but the point here is that I dont want to use on HTTP
headers. The current ISAPI filter already passes on those. The problem is
that they can be spoofed by the client so I'm hopin
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--- Comment #2 from Christopher Schultz ---
Does IIS have the ability to add request headers to proxied requests? For
example, if you were using client -> [HTTP] -> IIS -> [HTTP] -> Tomcat, would
you be able to set arbitrary HTTP headers into t
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