Hello,
I am using a Java application with JWT authentication through a
Authorization header with Bearer syntax.
I want to know how to configure Apache2 to transmit the Authorization
header to the Java application while proxying the request.
Thank you,
Xavier
Hi Mahendiran,
you should post this question to the Tomcat users list. The module
mod_jk is provided by the Tomcat project, not by the Apache web server
project.
For a first idea, look at
http://tomcat.apache.org/connectors-doc/reference/status.html
and once you have the right view in the b
Am 02.02.2019 um 11:39 schrieb Xavier Gignac:
Hello,
I am using a Java application with JWT authentication through a
Authorization header with Bearer syntax.
I want to know how to configure Apache2 to transmit the Authorization
header to the Java application while proxying the request.
Au
Thank you for your quick answer
I have put my conf in attachments. I just want to know what I am doing
wrong to transmit it to Location api because I have not configured so much.
Le sam. 2 févr. 2019 à 11:50, Rainer Jung a
écrit :
> Am 02.02.2019 um 11:39 schrieb Xavier Gignac:
> > Hello,
> >
>
As a small side note,
Using an .htaccess file is NOT recommended when a sysadmin has access to the
server. Htaccess is only used for clients on a host server (such as a
godaddy.com website) where the client does NOT have access to configuration
files of the server… Although it DOES work, apache
First of all, thanks for your answer.
[...]
Htaccess is only used for clients on a host server (such as a godaddy.com
website)
where the client does NOT have access to configuration files of the server…
That is exactly my case.
HSTS does not seem suitable either.
I hope someone can help me
Hi Jeff!
Il giorno ven 1 feb 2019 alle ore 16:02 Jeff Cauhape
ha scritto:
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> My usage of Apache has been pretty plain vanilla, and now I am required to
>
> add a virtual host to a system, and I’m wondering what doing wrong. My hunch
>
> is that it’s obvious to others.
>
>
>
> I am using Apache 2
I’ve had Apache 2.2 running on Windows Server2012 for several years. The
host hardware is a dedicated server. The Apache server suddenly crashed and
would not restart. Not being able to determine why, I reinstalled the
software and it now can be stopped and started. Apache was previously
hos
I have google around and the obvious reasons for this..
I am working on a new setup with posrfixadmin ver 3.2 on Centos7-armv7
with SElinux enforcing. Last I worked with postfixadmin it was ver 3.0.2
and my notes are based on that and Apache 2.4.
My postfixadmin.conf file for Apache is:
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