[users@httpd] mod proxy no response from http post

Hi, I have an application where a http post is sent to a service which returns a 202 status code. I am trying to pass this via my apache httpd server to maintain same origin, and reduce the access into the private network. What appears to happen however is: - Client sends http post - httpd corr

Re: [users@httpd] File download transfer fails mod_proxy

ideas? -Mitchell On 25 April 2013 01:46, Igor Cicimov wrote: > Look at the apache log. > On 25/04/2013 10:23 AM, "Smith, Mitchell" wrote: > >> Hi >> >> I have an issue where my application (tomcat hosted) servers generate a >> pdf report. When I ac

[users@httpd] Issues Implementing ldap authentication.

Hi, I am trying to implement ldap authentication into my configuration for svn running under apache2.2 (httpd2.2.24) running on Linux. I have the following configuration, but it appears that it always fails to call the ldap server. DAV svn

[users@httpd] File download transfer fails mod_proxy

Hi I have an issue where my application (tomcat hosted) servers generate a pdf report. When I access the application direct on the tomcat server the pdf transmits to the client browser and displays without issue. However if I access via my apache2 load balancer the pdf appears to hang in a loading

[users@httpd] Apache 2.4 Configure with ldap support

Hi, I am trying to configure 2.4.3 and am havinf some issues with the ldap intergration. I am trying to ultimately configuring this installation as a multi purpose (proxy and subversion with ldap) I have extracted the latest apr and apr-util releases into httpd/srclib/apr and httpd/srclib/apr-u

[users@httpd] LogFormat to show Load balanced host

Hi, I have been looking through the documentation. I use apache2 as a loadbalacer for some application server. Is it possible to include the jvmRoute or other detail on the serving host in the error log (Or any log) I think adding %{jvmRoute}C would achieve this but do not currently have a test

[users@httpd] connectiontimout question

Hi, Can someone please explain the implementation of connectiontimeout in a balancer member when using mod_proxy. Is it, the time for the back end server to ack the basic http connection or to respond with data? I have an backend application that generates a pdf report, depending on the size of

[users@httpd] using mod_status with multiple Virtual Hosts

Hi, I have 2 virtual IP based hosts running in httpd 2.2. I have two virtual hosts *Brightside* > # General > ServerAdmin admin@myhost > DocumentRoot /usr/local/apache2/htdocs > ServerName brightside.mydomain > ServerAlias brightside.mydomain > # Logging > ErrorLog logs/brightside.com-er