Hi Anders,
Maybe you can do a simple fix by defining "Proxy based URL". Go to Settings → Global and set "Proxy based URL" to your domain, with or without the port. Test it. Regards, Jorge Gustavo Às 20:19 de 11/03/19, Anders Olsen escreveu: > Hello! > > I am currently using GeoServer 2.15.0 through a Tomcat running on port > 8080. > To control which webapps are available on my various domains, I run a > reverse proxy with Apache in front on port 80, using a normal > ProxyPass & ProxyPassReverse > I also have SSL setup, so in short, my setup is like this: > > https://example.com/geoserver -> http://example.com:8080/geoserver (I > have substituted my real domain with an example) > > I want to test my newest layer, so I go into Layer Preview -> > OpenLayers and it opens a URL like this: > https://example.com/geoserver/dof/wms?service=WMS&version=1.1.0&request=GetMap&layers=dof%3AREGIONER&bbox=441548.9689738757%2C6049494.406376901%2C893480.0854518213%2C6402159.588024116&width=768&height=599&srs=EPSG%3A23032&format=application/openlayers > > However, this returns a white map! > > In the console, I see the following (I've translated it but hopefully > it still makes sense): > Blocked mixed content > "http://example.com/geoserver/openlayers3/ol.css"; > Blocked mixed content "http://example.com/geoserver/openlayers3/ol.js"; > Blocked mixed content > "http://example.com/geoserver/openlayers3/ol.css"; > Blocked mixed content "http://example.com/geoserver/openlayers3/ol.js"; > Loading failed for <script> with source > "http://example.com/geoserver/openlayers3/ol.js"; > ReferenceError: ol is not defined > > > When I look at the source, I see that the wrong URL is used: > > <link rel="stylesheet" > href="http://example.com:80/geoserver/openlayers3/ol.css"; type="text/css"> > <script src="http://example.com:80/geoserver/openlayers3/ol.js"; > type="text/javascript"></script> > > From what I can find in the code, > org/geoserver/wms/map/AbstractOpenLayersMapOutputFormat.java:134 uses > this as the baseUrl for the template: > String baseUrl = > ResponseUtils.buildURL(request.getBaseUrl(), "/", > null, URLType.RESOURCE); > > > The code is a bit too complex for me to create a fix, since I am not > sure what ramifications my changes might have, but my guess would be > that for the AbstractOpenLayersMapOutputFormat, either the base proxy > url from the GeoServer settings or all X-Forwarded type of headers > should be considered. > > Med venlig hilsen / With regards > > > ANDERS OLSEN > Software Developer > BirdLife Denmark > > > _______________________________________________ > Geoserver-devel mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/geoserver-devel -- Logo* Geomaster, LDA* *VENHA DESCOBRIR O CAMINHO DO OPEN SOURCE CONNOSC**O * Avenida Barros e Soares N.º 423, 4715-214 Braga VAT/NIF510 906 109 Phone +351 253 680 323 Site geomaster.pt <http://geomaster.pt> GPS 41.53322, -8.41929 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Jorge Gustavo Rocha CTO Mobile +351 910 333 888 Email [email protected]
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