Re: Question about mod_ajp and mod_jk ProxyPassReverse

[Tom Evans <tevans.uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 3:21 PM, <Chuck.Payne@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Guys,

We are switching out mod_ajp for mod_jk and have ran into a wall  with ProxyPass and ProxyPassReverse.

With mod_ajp we have this setting


<Proxy balancer://potapp>
  BalancerMember ajp://tomcat05:8009 smax=20 min=0 max=10 loadfactor=1 flushpackets=on route=node1
  BalancerMember ajp://tomcat06:8009 smax=20 min=0 max=10 loadfactor=1 flushpackets=on route=node1
</Proxy>


 ProxyPass /travelchannel balancer://potapp/travelchannel/
  ProxyPassReverse /travelchannel balancer://potapp/travelchannel/

  ProxyPass /travel balancer://potapp/travel/
  ProxyPassReverse /travel balancer://potapp/travel/

  ProxyPass /AppConsole balancer://potapp/AppConsole/
  ProxyPassReverse /AppConsole balancer://potapp/AppConsole/


When we try to use these setting that work with mod_ajp, we get a 404 with mod_jk. I have no clue. Do I need to do something different with ProxyPass/ProxyPassReverse? I been seaching the net with no luck.

CHUCK PAYNE |  Unix System Administrator

You need to make sure that your URLs are balanced - if the URL you are passing ends in a slash, then the URL you are passing it to must also, and vice versa.

Eg,

ProxyPass              /travelchannel/   balancer://potapp/travelchannel/
ProxyPassReverse /travelchannel/    balancer://potapp/travelchannel/

Cheers

Tom