I'm assuming that compiler optimizations would make both patches "six to
one, half dozen to the other" as far as code path followed during the
request cycle... but I agree.
Fixed in trunk in r1737114 and proposed for backport in 2.4 in STATUS.
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the
problem. There's still a very slight efficiency that can be gained by
fixing the bug in that the directories aren't checked for the presence
of the files, though, so I'd still want to tackle it from that angle.
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Hi;
You will also need to bump your version to 2.2.25 as failontimeout
was not backported until then.
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Try with failontimeout option set to on, by default it is Off
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ever generates a full link or redirect. When httpd
generates such things, it uses the protocol that it answered (so if you
speak cleartext to apache, the Location header will have http://). My
guess is that IIS would behave similarly.
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Any chance of moving it to Thursday?
Hi, John;
I was poking through the schedule today and see that the session has,
indeed, been moved to Thursday at 09:00.
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Thanks - see you in Denver!
Links
[1]
http://apacheconnorthamerica2014.sched.org/event/b31cfdb9ac0db0cb954a0645a5e3981d?iframe=now=100sidebar=yesbg=no#.UxYgp4X1NuM
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Hi, John;
Good question, if there is sufficient interest in doing this, I can
reach out to my contacts with the conference planners and see what can
be done. I suspect that the schedule is already set, but it wouldn't
hurt to ask.
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Absolutely - whatever works best for those attending.
Of course, for those who haven't attended BarCamp, that would also be a
great way to spend Thursday!
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On 03/04/2014 02:06 PM, Rose, John B wrote:
Any chance of moving it to Thursday
logging
You can enable debug log level - the balancer will log whether it can
detect the sticky session cookie.
HTTP Status 404 - /APPX/Dashboard.action
Am i doing something Wrong ??
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Erman;
You are correct - there are no ways to pass arguments via the
configuration file. You could use environment entries to avoid hard
coding things in your engine, though.
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Thank you Daniel for your help.
I believe a bad part
can in 2.0. In order to use an engine, though, you must
compile httpd with -DSSL_EXPERIMENTAL_ENGINE. This will enable the
SSLCryptoDevice directive which will be set to the name of your engine.
This compile flag was dropped in 2.2 which made SSLCryptoDevice part of
a 'normal' build.
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I've been bitten by this also. Update to openssl fixes this issue.
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mod_susbstitute used on the frontend apache server would be a potential
option here. Have you tried that?
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as 'false' meaning all of those
configuration directives will note be applied.
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match what is coming back in Location.
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using
%{headername}o). Then anything without that header could be treated as
an error.
Otherwise, I am unaware of a way to interrogate the response object for
content and log differently.
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I am in search of any tool through which i
could be treated as
an error.
Otherwise, I am unaware of a way to interrogate the response object for
content and log differently.
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but got distracted - it's a very simple patch. I will try
to get something into trunk within the next week and will plan to
backport to 2.2.
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will, unfortunately, cause a segfault without any other useful errors.
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of logs).
Feel free to review/steal examples from this presentation as we get
closer to the balancer config:
http://people.apache.org/~druggeri/notes/ApacheConNA%202010%20Presentation.odp
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that reverse proxied requests are originating from the VIP of the vhost?
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browsers or they will never be able to make a request.
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Army Knife of the Internet - you can
do almost anything you'd like as it crosses the proxy. There are a few
examples in that presentation of some of the scenarios and use cases
that might be interesting. Deflate would be a good start - it's always
nice to save bandwidth.
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Location: http://frontend.com/context/
It will replace all occurrences of the second argument with a
self-constructed URL of the server. The first argument is used to
translate the path if needed.
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are not required - you could use
additional conditions like...
RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} .*iPad.* [NC,OR]
RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} .*iPhone.* [NC,OR]
RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} .*Android.* [NC]
the rest...
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the app is not yet initialized but the
container is up. Granted, you will still have one failed connection per
every X retry seconds, but in high-volume sites a few failures is much
more appetizing than hundreds.
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it to the BalancerMember being used.
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SetHandler balancer-manager
Order deny,allow
Deny from all
Allow from 192.168
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, the browsers will only need
to have a private key/certificate imported to function. In your httpd
vhost, you will place your self-signed CA certificate (the one that
signs the client certs) in the file pointed to by SSLCACertificateFile.
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RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^update.domain.com$ [NC]
RewriteRule ^/(.*)$ http://private.ip.address/$1 [P,L]
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into the process... and the next thing you know
you may have a mess of complicated config settings you don't want to
touch in the future for fear of breaking something.
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will want to
tighten up the RewriteRule pattern a bit more as well as change the
FileMatch to LocationMatch.
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to a balancer member. I
would like to fix this some day but I am just not aware of a place that
this can be done currently as the balancer willy only attempt another
backend on connection failure only.
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to access the proxied resource?
You can accomplish this with a Location / block instead of a
Directory / block. That may be the only change needed, depending on
the rest of your configuration.
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%{QUERY_STRING} ^(bsins=20.*)
RewriteRule .* balancer://product-gift/%1
Note the %1 back reference instead of $1 - %X is for cond matches, $X is
for rule matches.
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You can use mod_rewrite to take action based on URI and query string as
well as proxy. This should work for you:
Sorry! Correction!
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^/product/detail$
RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} ^(bsins=20.*)
RewriteRule
access to your httpd.conf?
The code for mod status simply iterates through the server_limit x
thread_limit and prints a character for each.
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#Existing directives
/VirtualHost
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with -DMAINTENANCE to
enable and restart without the define to disable maintenance mode.
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before httpd takes it out of service again.
See the params for ProxyPass at
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_proxy.html#proxypass
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the data
coming back with some sort of request capturing (Firebug, Fiddler, etc)
or a network trace.
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Session persistence/stickiness would happen at the F5 load balancer.
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personally have never used OptRenegotiate, but the description of
the option seems to be related to the problem you are seeing. If this
portion fails, I would expect the 403 that the client is getting in
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error code. Perhaps I read your email wrong, but httpd should never
return that status code.
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should also
get a chain file back as well. This becomes the value of
SSLCertificateChainFile and is used for clients to tie your server's
identity to a trusted authority.
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send it to a reputable CA for signing. I believe
http://www.startssl.com/ offers this service for free, but there a few
other free ones out there.
openssl req -out ssl.csr -key ssl.key -new
(This generates ssl.csr which you can safely email to be signed)
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mod_headers can process the incoming headers (add, edit, delete)
prior to them reaching mod_proxy. Use the RequestHeader directive to
make those kinds of changes. Note that there are some headers that
mod_proxy uses (like X-ForwardedFor) that you can not change.
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if a process obtains a lock but crashes before it
can be released. Otherwise, a well-behaved httpd server will not have
this issue - it is quite good at cleaning up after itself.
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For reference (and other proxy examples), I pulled this straight from a
presentation I gave at ACNA2010 here:
http://people.apache.org/~druggeri/notes/ApacheConNA%202010%20Presentation.odp
http://people.apache.org/~druggeri/notes/ApacheConNA%202010%20Presentation.ppt
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AllowOverride All
Order deny,allow
Deny from all
Allow from 127.0.0.1
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-driven approach I want to see if my fellow developers and
users had a suggestion for another presentation (or maybe a rewnewal of
the cookbook).
Any ideas out there?
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Hello;
I am an administrator for several websites. We are using Apache HTTP v2.2.9
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