I realized it, the Multiple URLs are ANDed not ORed relation in Pound. Not
sure why Multiple URLs are designed as AND relation not OR? At least from my
experience OR relation should be available in Pound in order to split traffics.
For example a group applications have URLs /A, /B, /C, .,
Hello, expert,
According to manual, Pound should be able to configure multiple URLs.
However, it failed when I tried to configure two URLs as below in service
showed as below, but it worked if I remove on URL.
..
Service
URL "/ccivm0"
URL "/ccivm4"
It seems to me Pound only spawn one child with Threads defined in pound.cfg
"Threads #". Is it possible to configure multiple children with a certain
number of threads on each child?
Thanks, Q.Xie
In that case, if you don't want users to be able to browse the rest of
the site with SSL enabled (even by their own manual choice) you could
redirect them back to the non SSL site (unless the url is the login
one.)
On fre 28 jun 2013 15:39:52, PIEUX Emmanuel wrote:
Thank you very much for thi
Thank you very much for this solution. I will try it as soon as possible.
I'm agree with the fact that full ssl is better (and simpler) than this
solution, but I have no choice...
-Message d'origine-
De : Alan McGinlay [mailto:al...@sics.se]
Envoyé : vendredi 28 juin 2013 15:00
À : poun
Actually, just take out the URL check from the HTTPS listener and it
will still work and your users will be able to browse the whole site
with SSL if they so desire. Personally, I would just run the whole site
behind SSL by default and redirect all non SSL requests to the ssl
version. Overhead
This should do the trick:
ListenHTTP
Address IPADDR
Port80
Service
HeadRequire "^Host:\s*mywebsite.com.*"
URL "/Login?user.*"
Redirect 301 "https://mywebsite.com";
End
Service
HeadRequire "^Host:\s*mywebsite.com.*"
BackEnd
Good morning,
I have a website to publish with Pound in http (ie http://mywebsite.com).
I'd like the authentication page
(http://mywebsite.com/authentication/Login?user) be published in https, and
only this page.
How could I do that with Pound (and is it possible...)?
Sincerely
Emmanuel Pieux
