Hi
I'm trying to compare the relative advantages between mod_rewrite and
mod_jk for a new OFBiz installation.
mod_rewrite seems to be better from the perspective that it's easier to
implement with multiple virtual servers, and setup to run as a non-root
user, but it seems that ssl security can be by bypassed by a man in the
middle apache proxy.
mod_jk on the other hand is a bit more complex to configure and debug,
but works well, and is more secure out of the box.
The major disadvantage with mod_jk seems to be that you need to run as
root if you want to use port 80 unless you do magic with Apache's
Commons Daemon Project's jsvc.
[By the way... has anyone considered integrating jsvc support into OFBiz? (I
don't think there would be any licensing issues LOL.) ]
Any thoughts?
Thanks
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