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Configuring Apache Reverse Proxy Using the AJP Protocol

Leonardo Cappi
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February 13, 2018

I am got some errors, my jira aplication not update all url with my new route.... some one links stay with the old route.

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February 13, 2018

Hi @Leonardo Cappi

Why use AJP? AJP is a really old protocol!

 

What errors are you seeing? Too little information to try and help you out here..

 

-Lars

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