rewrite and mod proxy does not work with confluence/jira

Question

We have an JIRA and a Confluence Instance running on the same server and everything is up and running and listening to port 8080/8090. But we want that the url to connect to the gui is subdomain.company.de/confluence subdomain.company.de/JIRA and also for ssl. but here my port 80 config so far: I edited the server.xml in /conf/ as described (added contextpath="/confluence" and in connector added proxyPass="" and proxyName="subdomain.company.de" proxyPort="80" scheme="http" in the apache2 i created a .conf with ProxyRequests Off ProxyPreserveHost On Require all granted ProxyPass /confluence http://axa.useeds.de:8090/confluence ProxyPassReverse /confluence http://axa.useeds.com:8090/confluence Require all granted but it is not working so far. can you help me? looking forward to your answer thanks and All the best Niklas

Chris Solgat · Answer

Here's an example of how I typically set my connectors in JIRA (example is from JIRA 7.1.4). Make notice that both connectors are setup and both are using the "https" scheme. Also, we tend to stay away from ports like 8080/8090 as well. Reference Proxying Atlassian server applications with Apache HTTP Server (mod_proxy_http) The ProxyPass settings look correct to me, except you may need to use the Server Name or ID (if what you provided wasn't already). Did you remember to enable your mod_proxy as per Using Apache with mod_proxy -- Simple Configuration? Also don't forget to restart the Apache server after the configurations have been made.