Le 5 avr. 04, � 13:39, Joachim M�ller a �crit :
thanks Rapha�l, but this is not exactly what I want.
I need to be able to shield the application servers from outside requests, so I have enough time to check the applications are running ok, i.e. after an upgrade. It should be possible to manually switch the apache into a state where all requests are send to the maintenance page, considering that there is other content the apache server has to serve.
I tried to use a redirect rule already but with no luck. the redirect rule must be interfering with the mod_jk setup. (maybe it's not the right group to ask, but it is definitely interessting to all jetspeed users... ;-))
Definitely not the best forum for this question. If you're willing to live with a manual process.
Use a .htaccess in your root directory where for example:
- you deny access to all outside IP addresses
- define a custom 403 Error page stating that you are under maintenance
Something like:
allow from 10. (assuming your internal network is in 10.0.0.0) deny from all ErrorDocument 403 /under_maintenance.html
You just have to set or remove your .htaccess to control your maintenance behavior.
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