So, here are the scenarios: 1) Normal situation Request: Client Browser ->(HTTP Request) -> MyServer.com
I want to put node.js on the cloud for an application which has sensitive corporate information. I am afraid node.js is not as secure as some of the older servers since it has not been in the wild a l
I\'ve apache开发者_Go百科2 and nginx. I set \"trust proxy headers\" to true in configuration, but anyway get internal ip when calls $request->getClientIp(); What do I wrong?
Currently I have lighttpd configured as a reverse proxy of apache. Lighttpd listens on the public IP while apache listens on 127.0.0.1. Lighttpd passes non-static contents to apache using the configur
Here is what I am trying to do. User <--(https)--> Server1 <--(http)--> IIS Smooth Streaming Server (Server开发者_Go百科2)
I am trying to do reverse proxy using Apache directives I will get a url like this: https://192.168.1.67:/fes-bin/public/ezidentity/js/jquery-1.2.6.js
I\'m pretty new to Apache configurations... is the following possible? I have 2 separate web servers, each hosting a different application - totally separate.
I have a Rails app running on port 3101 and I made it available to the internet through an Apache reverse-proxy setup (like the one suggested by Phusion on this blog post.
I\'ve got a set of static files I want to serve. They\'re all available in an Amazon S3 bucket. However, I don\'t want to reveal the actual url/path of those files on S3. I only want a subset of those
So, like a few million other folks, we\'ve got an ASP.NET MVC web app featuring a custom 404 page -- in our case /Errors/NotFound . Recently we moved the site behind an IIS 7.5 reverse proxy for a few
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