pound reverse ssl proxy

[Theo vN <th...@gmail.com>]

Hi there

I've setup pound as a reverse proxy to handle the SSL stuff while my
tapestry app is listening on port 8080 on the localhost (no ssl).
Everything works great until I do a logoff with an engine restart when
somehow the browser gets redirected to http://myhost.com:443/my/app in
stead of https://myhost.com/my/app.

Anybody else that had success in using pound as reverse proxy? 

Maybe this should go to the tomcat list, but what other ways (except
using apache) can be used to get tomcat to directly/inderectly serve
https pages on port 443 without running tomcat as root?

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Cheers
Theo

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Re: pound reverse ssl proxy

[Barry Books <bf...@mac.com>]

I've used pound but not with Tapestry (it's on my todo list).

The engine restart does


        String url = context.getAbsoluteURL(_servletPath);

        context.redirect(url);

Which is obviously getting the url wrong. I think there are Tapestry config parameters that allow you to tell Tapestry what the real values are instead of getting them from the http headers.

If you get it working can you post how you do it. I need to get it working next week

Thanks
barry


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