Hi Jay,
Did you solve problem with Null input buffer? I have the same exception.
On Friday, May 18, 2018 at 7:19:07 PM UTC+3, Jay wrote:
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> Ray,
> To answer your question.
> Yes there are two tomcat servers running the application and load balancer
> switches between the servers. I will check
Ray,
To answer your question.
Yes there are two tomcat servers running the application and load balancer
switches between the servers. I will check with the Run team for clustering
or setting load balancer to be sticky.
Travis,
Yes the encryption keys are copied across the servers so they are
Do you have the same webflow encryption keys set in each of the config
files on the different servers? If the property is not present the server
generates it's own on each server at start up, resulting in each server not
understanding the other.
On Fri, May 18, 2018 at 8:39 AM Ray Bon
Jay,
Are there multiple CAS servers? Could this be a result of the load balancer
switching between CAS servers for each request (load form, post form)?
You may need to cluster your tomcats or set load balancer to be sticky.
Ray
On Thu, 2018-05-17 at 22:42 -0700, Jay wrote:
Hi Ray,
Yes, it
Hi Ray,
Yes, it does not allow the user to be validated and login successfully. It
redirects back to login page only.
Any suggestion to look into specifically.
We see this issue when we hit the load balance url but not when we directly
access the server url.
Thanks,
Jay
On Thursday, May
Hello everyone,
We have CAS application running in Tomcat in two different instances and
load balanced by a F5 url.
Any application is configured with the F5 url for login authentication and
authorization.
We have customized the url to *https:///las/v3/login* (Naming
the war file as