At 10:36 PM 29/03/2004, you wrote:
Henri Gomez wrote:
Steve Spicer wrote:
On standard install it doesn't. I'm not sure why but it still seems the
JK connector is connecting to tomcat even though the access checker hook
is returning a 403.
Any ideas?
I will make some tests on it.
I make some t
Henri Gomez wrote:
Steve Spicer wrote:
On standard install it doesn't. I'm not sure why but it still seems
the JK connector is connecting to tomcat even though the access
checker hook is returning a 403.
Any ideas?
I will make some tests on it.
I make some tests and I didn't see such proble
Steve Spicer wrote:
On standard install it doesn't. I'm not sure why but it still seems the
JK connector is connecting to tomcat even though the access checker hook
is returning a 403.
Any ideas?
I will make some tests on it.
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On standard install it doesn't. I'm not sure why but it still seems the JK
connector is connecting to tomcat even though the access checker hook is
returning a 403.
Any ideas?
At 09:51 PM 29/03/2004, you wrote:
Steve Spicer wrote:
I agree to your point that DoS protection is out of the scope o
Steve Spicer wrote:
I agree to your point that DoS protection is out of the scope of the
connector, I figured though that it would automatically protect tomcat
against such attacks in the common httpd / tomcat / jk2 configuration,
I'm not sure if I was a clutz in missing this need for protection
I agree to your point that DoS protection is out of the scope of the
connector, I figured though that it would automatically protect tomcat
against such attacks in the common httpd / tomcat / jk2 configuration, I'm
not sure if I was a clutz in missing this need for protection, if so then
this p
Steve Spicer wrote:
Hey,
I've been having some serious problems with brute force denail of
service attacks on httpd with tomcat 4 and jk2. After sitting down and
working out the desired point of redirection I found the mod_dos module
which effectively refuses traffic for these attacks, however
Hey,
I've been having some serious problems with brute force denail of service
attacks on httpd with tomcat 4 and jk2. After sitting down and working out
the desired point of redirection I found the mod_dos module which
effectively refuses traffic for these attacks, however after installing
t
