Fixes #15536: Updating Apache's reverse proxy configuration to handle HTTPS requests on remote-run API #2415
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amousset
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Aug 21, 2019
| @@ -75,7 +75,9 @@ Alias /reports /var/rudder/reports/incoming | |||
| </Directory> | |||
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| # Load relay-api | |||
| WSGIScriptAlias /rudder/relay-api /opt/rudder/share/relay-api/relay-api.wsgi | |||
| #WSGIScriptAlias /rudder/relay-api /opt/rudder/share/relay-api/relay-api.wsgi | |||
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In fact we need to keep this for old API not migrated to relayd yet.
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We may need to make it more precise or put the ProxyPass before to avoid conflict
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i think the proxypass below is already precise enough
… HTTPS requests on remote-run API
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https://issues.rudder.io/issues/15536