Hi,
Do you have a firewall between apache and Tomcat? Looks like the connection
gets closed before Tomcat is able to send the response.
Try JkOptions DisableReuse, this worked for me.
Gabriel
"Ângelo Vimeney"
This is done through jvmRoute so you have to make sure the settings in
workers.properties would match jvmRoute on the application server side.
This route gets appended to your JSESSIONID, take a look at the cookies in
your browser...
If you want more details just set: JkLogLevelinfo
Regards,
G
You are rewriting /oasys/init --> /cwsoft/init
Then JkMount /oasys/* tomcatserver doesn't apply because the url become:
/cwsoft/init
You need to change it to:
JkMount /cwsoft/init/* tomcatserver
Gabriel
Jér
Hi,
Would be more efficient to use mod_jk in load balancing and use:
worker.loadbalancer1.sticky_session=1.
If you are looking for session replication then your container should
support that.
Gabriel
Fabri
I don't want necessarily an ssh tunnel and scp is not good because I need
the logs on the destination as they are written.
I need to be able to tail them at the destination. It is about 50
webservers and 100 app servers
as last resort something like this:
CustomLog "| hose 1.2.3.4 5000" comm
Hi all,
I'd like to have number of apache servers logging remotely to a syslog-ng
server. Logging using syslogd -r is not an option, since I don't have root
on this machines. I'm thinking to pipe the logs an aplication which would
do the job (like netpipes or something).
Is there a log module whic
sorry, you're right.
Michael
McGlothlin
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For logrotate, you need root access to setup
Michael
McGlothlin
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I would add something like this, in crontab:
find /private/var/log/httpd/sites/domain.com -name *_log.* -atime +7 -exec
-rm {} \;
Regards,
Gabriel
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Gabriel
Hi Steve,
RewriteRule ^confirm/([^/]*)/([^/]*)\.html$
http://foo.com/confirm.php?lmusr=$1&lmconfrm=$2 [R,L]
should do it.
Reagards,
Gabriel
Steve Finkelstein
Hi,
You need to have a
. . . .
seted up.
Gabriel
"Lalit Kapoor"
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Hi,
If your https host is not accessible directly, then do you have a
virtualhost seted up listening on 443?
Gabriel
"Lalit Kapoor"
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Ok, figured out, the problem lies in the application, where a java script
code does the redirect on the client side.
Hello,
I have Apache as a frontend for Geronimo app server. The connection is done
through mod_proxy_ajp. I have to rewrite the outgoing url and I'm using
ProxyPassReverse for thi
Hello,
I have Apache as a frontend for Geronimo app server. The connection is done
through mod_proxy_ajp. I have to rewrite the outgoing url and I'm using
ProxyPassReverse for this.
I've just realized that I can't use mod_rewrite at all because of a
content switch on the network.
My problem is t
Thanks Matus,
Yes, fixed with mod_proxy_ajp, mod_rewrite, and mod_balancer. Needed
mod_rewrite because of the application but works now.
Regards,
Gabriel
Matus UHLAR -
Hi,
I'm wondering if there is a way to preserve POST data while using
mod_rewrite redirect?
Thanks,
Gabriel
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Hi Tony,
Thanks a lot, it worked.
Regards,
Gabriel
"Tony Stevenson"
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Hello,
I'm trying to route requests to the application servers based on the URL,
using the configuration below.
The direct request reaches the app servers but the ProxyPassReverse doesn't
work, instead of getting:
http://myhost.com/prod/ on the client I get http://myhost.com/.
==
Hi guys,
I'm trying to rewrite outgoing url as follows:
incoming to apache ---> http://myhost.com//folder
rewriten to> http://myhost.com/folder
then forwarded to load balancer mod_jk > /folder/* loadbalancer
(geronimo servers)
the o
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