Just to let everyone know - I've fixed this problem.
I like to use IBM's version of Apache, because it has SSL support
built in. Easier to install/configure than adding SSL support
to Apache (at least in my experience).
Anyway, I had to recompile the mod_jrun module with IBM's modified
header files. Once I did that, everything works.
It would be nice if Allaire could provide a pre-built module for
IBM Http Server. It's all but identical to straight Apache, and
would take very little effort.
Mullee John - ZGI wrote:
>
> > > I'm using IBM's version of Apache 1.3.6 and JRun 3.0 on Redhat 6.2.
> > > All of these methods:
> > > getHeader("server_protocol")
> > > getProtocol()
> > > getScheme()
> > > isSecure()
> > > Anybody seen this, or know how to remedy it? Thanks.
>
> The apache connector source (mod_jrun.c, installed in default jrun 3.x)
> has this code in the request-handler:
>
> /* ED 3/4/99 check whether we are running secure */
> if (strcasecmp(http_method(req),"https") == 0) {
> table_set(req->subprocess_env, "SERVER_PORT_SECURE", "1");
> } else {
> table_set(req->subprocess_env, "SERVER_PORT_SECURE", "0");
> }
> which is the only place "https" is mentioned.
> Maybe
> System.getenv("SERVER_PORT_SECURE"); /* deprecated */ will give, or
> System.getProperty("SERVER_PORT_SECURE","0");
>
> If not, it should be trivial to adapt mod_jrun to build a more infromative
> request..
>
> john
>
>
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