I'll accept as much, but understand that I just followed the same
approach that was taken with the proxyName and proxyPort parameters that
already solve a similar problem in Tomcat when sitting behind a reverse
proxy.
If that problem was solved with a Filter / Valve, I would have done the
same wit
On Mon Jul 17 11:52:20 CEST 2006 Tomcat Users List
wrote:
Except that I have 5 servers, each having 20 different apps, some of
which are 3'rd party, so I *really* don't want to modify the app (closed
source).
This is a server infrastructure and configuration issue, none of which
any developer
Except that I have 5 servers, each having 20 different apps, some of
which are 3'rd party, so I *really* don't want to modify the app (closed
source).
This is a server infrastructure and configuration issue, none of which
any developer should ever be worried about...
Regards
Johan
On Mon, 2006-0
On Sat Jul 15 13:38:47 CEST 2006 Tomcat Users List
wrote:
Hi
We needed to patch Tomcat for our site that has a Tomcat
behind Apache (mod_jk), that sits behind a reverse proxy load balancer.
The idea is basically to not use the TCP endpoint of Apache (which will
always point to the reverse prox
Hi
We needed to patch Tomcat for our site that has a Tomcat
behind Apache (mod_jk), that sits behind a reverse proxy load balancer.
The idea is basically to not use the TCP endpoint of Apache (which will
always point to the reverse proxy) to give the caller of
request.getRemoteAddr a valid IP, but
