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Well, yes I think it is. Does LiteSpeed pass the X-Forwarded-For to the proxied service. Besides, use Use Client IP in Header does not show up in version 3.3.24. I can't transfer these to litespeed because certain apache functionallity is missing. Like the ability to monitor file upload...

LiteSpeed is the proxy to the apache servers. I don't think this applies.

I have 2 legacy apache apps that are on a different server. I thought that when I set up the proxy, X-Forwarded-For was automatically sent with LiteSpeed. I still get the local LiteSpeed address 192.168.x.x in the logs. I have my apache logs setup as LogFormat "%{X-Forwarded-For}i %l %u %t...

Thanks that was it, I was looking in the wrong spot.

I don't see that in my version: 3.3.10

I notice that LS logs the internal IP from forwarded requests so all of my logs show only the internal IP of the virtual host. I have a firewall in front which passes the request to the correct server (this is not load balanced, just one server serving different domains). My aolserver...

I reinstalled and everything works, not sure what it was. Sorry

I must be the only moron left, but I can not get my rails app to work. Only a 404. I know it is something stupid, but this is not as easy as the docs say. Logging tells me nothing I can see. This worked fine under nginx/mongrel, so it is not the app. In fact, I don't even see any...

Unfortunately that doesn't help. I need something like Apache *.domain hosting. I just want to get the subdomain passed and let my controller handle what to do with it. Also, new chapters are added and are already in a DB, I don't want to forget to add a new chapter by hand, and the client...

I am setting up a site for a non-profit with many chapters. I need to know if there is a way to pass all subdomains to my rails app. I can then let rails parse out the subdomain (if there is one). I know there is a way to do this under apache, but I don't use Apache. Thanks