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Aug 8, 2012, 9:44 AM
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Re: RT obscuring /server-status and /server-info
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On 08/08/2012 05:18 AM, Alberto Fuentes wrote:
> We use the Apache provided /server-status and /server-info for
> diagnostics, but our RT instance seems to be squashing them. We have rt
> installed to the root path so when /server-status and /server-info are
> called the mason handler tries to find them and fails.
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> I tried to switch order in what <location> is called without success
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> I tried to set server status location to /server/server-status so it
> does not match / without luck either
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> Has anyone else come across this and resolved it?
The cleanest way to accomplish this is to put RT in a virtual host that
isn't bound to localhost and then let the main apache server bind to
localhost and serve the status pages.
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