I have Digest authentication working if the user enters IP address in the
browser. If that application then makes a request for data to either the
fully qualified DNS name or intranet alias (of that same server), the user
gets prompted again for username and password.
Is there a way to make the
This does not seem to work for some reason. I tried putting the override
section above, then below the authenticated section,
but always got the standard 401 page versus the custom register.html page.
It also appeared that maybe the proxy configuration of one location is being
applied to both.
Given that I have a locked down with authentication and that I
want a custom "ErrorDocument 401 /register.html", how can I exclude the
/register.html page from the authentication location pattern?
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Curious how this could be accomplished, I have tried several ideas using url
rewrite and proxying, without the desired effect.
I have two URL Locations specified in httpd.conf, but want to reverse proxy
them both to the same location. We haave this working currently. The trick
now is to make th
:8080/
ProxyPassreverse http://localhost:8080/
Jeff
jblack4 wrote:
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> Not sure if this is possible with a single apache server instance, so I'm
> curious if anyone has done this. We want apache to be configured to be
> single public entry point into our private web services. A
Not sure if this is possible with a single apache server instance, so I'm
curious if anyone has done this. We want apache to be configured to be
single public entry point into our private web services. Additionally, we
want users to be able to login based on a user/pass or a client certificate.
