Hello Matthew,
You can use both forward proxy and reverse proxy configuration for your
problem. In reverse proxy configuration server B pretends to be server
Z, therefore the following command should be used from any server:
$ curl http://server-b.proxy
This is what you seem to have configured
Hello Everyone,
I'm having a bit of a struggle figuring out how to apply my _solution_ for
this current issue I'm facing.
I have server A & server B that both need to reach an external service,
server Z.
Server B has access while A does not, so we are wanting to make a proxy to
mediate the reques
Hi ,
When I do a “wgetaddress I get a index.html file
But I don’t see that file in in the root directory of
The configuration ( )
How is that possible ?
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On 7/15/15, 1:28 PM, "John Donnelly" wrote:
>Hello,
>
> I recently updated an appliance that is based on a Cent
On 15/07/2015 16:51, Mike Sandells wrote:
[Intermittent LDAP authentication failures]
As is often the case, we got to the bottom of this fairly quickly after
posting the above.
It was a problem with a specific domain controller, and having fixed
that, all is now normal...
Mike
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Mike Sandel
Hi!
I am trying to do a performance test on a PHP application using "RAIN".
Even though the client attempts to make 5000 concurrent connections only a
limited number of requests are served. Is there a limit on Apache that I
can tune to handle as much as connections possible?
I found few articles
