Hi,
users are using Chrome and Firefox, no pattern here.
What I didn't mention: this is all on AWS, and traffic goes through an ALB,
where HTTP/2 was enabled. The ALB translates the requests tio HTTP 1.1 to talk
to Apache. But that is the same on similar environments of other customers,
Do you see anything different between the users that work and the users
that don't.. Do they use a different browser (useragent) or HTTP protocol?
On 18/03/2020 12:40, "Jürgen Göres" wrote:
Hi all,
we are currently observing a really bizarre problem on a customer system.
Our software runs a
Hi all,
we are currently observing a really bizarre problem on a customer system.
Our software runs a number of microservices on individual Tomcats, which we
front with an Apache HTTPD (2.4.x) reverse proxy using mod_jk to route the
requests by context. There is one exception, though: one of
Hi Eric,
Just to let you know, it appears that the developer managed to solve the issue
with your suggestion:
https://github.com/zmartzone/mod_auth_openidc/issues/458#issuecomment-599203268.
Thanks again!
Simon
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Hello,
Adding to this it seems as if I have a bug in the configuration of
apache. For some reason I can clone with:
https://git.domain.com/repoName.git
which shouldn't happen. In order to write back to the repo I have to
use the url:
https://git.domain.name/git/repoName.git
where in my
