"Reverse rewrite host in in response headers" option is enabled.Let me try to explain again. If we try to acces the appserver url from a client browser directly it works correctly.For example:http://appserver.co
Deselect theReverse rewrite host in response headerscheckbox and clickApply. In theConnectionspane, underSites, selectDefault Web Site. Double-click theURL Rewritefeature, then clickAdd Rule(s)in theActionspane. Add a reverse proxy rule with the server name:localhost:1111(replace with the real lo...
rewrite URL set tohttp://localhost:3000/{R:2} check theAppend query stringcheckbox check theStop processing of subsequent rulescheckbox If your version of Grafana is greater than 8.3.5, you also need to configure the reverse proxy to preserve host headers. ...
(.*)" negate="false" /> <conditions logicalGrouping="MatchAny" trackAllCaptures="true" /> <action type="Rewrite" value="{R:1}" /> </rule> <rule name="RewriteRelativePath2-1" preCondition="ResponseIsHtml1" enabled="true" stopProcessing="true"> <match filterByTags="A, Area, Base,...
Reverse rewrite host in response headers: This option might not be of much value over here but it’s a very important setting while having reverse proxy. Imagine the internet exposed URL is https://contoso.com and you have the backend servers’ contoso1 and contos...
// GuessCurrentHostURL tries to guess the current full host URL (no sub-path) by http headers, there is no trailing slash. I started a debug powershell http server to display all sent headers, switched the proxy pass route to another localhost port in iis to check if header rewrite work...
<action type="Redirect" url="https://{HTTP_HOST}/{R:1}" /> </rule> </rules> </rewrite> To make this rule work within the same website, you need to disable the “Require SSL” checkbox. If you prefer not to do that, you can create two websites in IIS—one with HTTP...
We have this KB that instructs how to integrate JIRA with IIS, but I was able to follow the same steps to others Atlassian applications (including Fisheye) and it works with no problem. I see your setup is pretty similar, I just don't see the rewrite rules. In any case you...
This is because the responses that are coming from the back end server are using HTTP Compression, and URL rewrite cannot modify a response that is already compressed. This causes a processing error for the outbound rule resulting in the 500.52 status code. ...
This is especially important when rewrite rule uses un-trusted data, such as HTTP headers or the query string, to build the string that will be inserted into the HTTP response. In such cases the replacement string should be HTML encoded by using the HtmlEncode function, ...