Hi Konstantin,
> Hi Team,
>
> I configured apache http web server to redirect incoming WEBSERVICE call
to
> another backend application server, X-Forwarded-For is missing(webserver
ip)
> in backend call.
>
> I have configured below in my webserver httpd.conf file.
>
> ProxyPass /TestProject http:/
On Tue, Nov 7, 2017 at 2:18 PM, Ramon Loureiro wrote:
>
> But what is more intriguing is that localhost or within the same network, the
> content arrives entirely in COBOL.
>
> When we are off the same network as the apache server, the content is cut off.
So this has nothing to with mod_cgi whic
2017-11-07 9:34 GMT+03:00 Surendhar Thallapelly :
> Hi Team,
>
> I configured apache http web server to redirect incoming WEBSERVICE call to
> another backend application server, X-Forwarded-For is missing(webserver ip)
> in backend call.
>
> I have configured below in my webserver httpd.conf file.
Nick,
Thanks for helping!
We are using the actual application without test programs. It's an application
in cobol.
But what is more intriguing is that localhost or within the same network, the
content arrives entirely in COBOL.
When we are off the same network as the apache server, the conten
Yann,
Thanks for helping!
About CGI modules, the only module we are loading is "cgi_module modules /
mod_cgi.so". We are not loading mod_proxy_fcgi / mod_fcgi.
One information I forgot to mention in the first email is:
When we are in non-secure mode, via port 8086, on localhost or on the same
On Tue, 2017-11-07 at 11:27 +, Ramon Loureiro wrote:
> So when we do not use SSL, the CGI only gets the first 8000 bytes,
> which is the first stack / heap block.
What CGI are you using for diagnostics? A simple test program
that just echoes back its headers and reads and reports
$CONTENT_LE
Hi,
On Tue, Nov 7, 2017 at 12:27 PM, Ramon Loureiro wrote:
>
> Here is the brief description of the problem we are in.
Which cgi module is used on httpd? mod_proxy_fcgi, mod_fcgi?
>
> When we use the Apache server to service non-secure web pages (server
> running on port 8086) all bytes are sen
Hi again!
I forgot to mention some very important information:
When we are in non-secure mode, via port 8086, on localhost or on the same
network the content is not cut and CGI reads all content.
When we are out of the network where the APACHE server is running, through port
8086 in non-secure
Hi,
We have an Apache / 2.4.27 (Win32) OpenSSL / 1.0.2l running on Win7. The server
serves the Web pages on port 80 and port 443.
Here is the brief description of the problem we are in.
When we use the Apache server to service non-secure web pages (server running
on port 8086) all bytes are se
