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I am running JIRA behind Apache 2.4 with mod_proxy enabled. My context root is duplicated /secure/secure/ causing login issues. How do I correct

Michael Lenz
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April 30, 2015

I installed JIRA behind a proxy on Apache 2.4.  Using proxy pass and proxyreversepass statements.  I can login in and authenticate but

 

url/secure redirects to url/secure/secure/

 

this causes login issues.  How would I correct this?

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Michael Lenz
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May 1, 2015

Here is some more detail.

 

When I log into the application http://proxyname/secure/  it responds with http://proxyname/secure/secure/

I enter credentials and click ok and receive a message about leving the page and then a 404 error saying /secure is not found.

 

If I refresh the page all is good.

 

 

My entries in the conf file file are:

 

ProxyRequests Off

ProxyVia On

ProxyPass /dyn/admin !

ProxyPass /web-console !

ProxyPass /balancer-manager !

ProxyPreserveHost On

 

ProxyPass /secure/ http://10.10.128.155:8080/secure/ smax=5 max=20 ttl=120 retry=20 ProxyPassReverse /secure/ http://10.10.128.155:8080/

 

My server.xml file:

serverxml.jpg

 

 

 

 

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