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[ILUG] [OT] mod_proxy_ajp Apache and session cookie issues

[ILUG] [OT] mod_proxy_ajp Apache and session cookie issues

AJ McKee aj.mckee at gmail.com
Fri Jan 25 19:44:59 GMT 2008


Hi Giulivo

Ta, for the quick reply. Okay, so I added the changes you suggested,
but to no joy. Problem is still persisting.

I believe, I can't remember really, I added route=node01 to the
balancer config so it would know which member to send the request to
based on the JSESSIONID.nodename, but it may very well be useless or
wrong. Anyhow removing it did not have the desired effect. i've double
checed the server.xml on tomcat to ensure the node name is set in the
jvmRoute and it is all fine.

The Web Dev bar in firefox points out something interesting. Other
cookies being set on the page (Google analytics etc) indicate the host
as .www.foo.com, the JSESSIONID cookie however is just www.foo.com as
in no leading period. I wonder if that is affecting it? However I
don't think so.

This really has me stumped. all the examples I can find on the net all
indicate that this should work with just the ProxyPassReverse
directive, the balancer URL and the stickysession.

Ta
AJ



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