Hi Team,
Recently we have made a few changes in the filter rules to deny the cross-site content in the current domain. The other filter rules are working fine in PROD but other site content is still accessible on the current domain.
Ex:
domain 1: www.abc.com/
content path of domain1: /content/abc/us/en/test.html
domain 1: www.xyz.com/
content path of domain1: /content/xyz/us/en/test.html
if we try to access www.abc.com/content/xyz/us/en/test.html it should not render as an original page it should throw 404 and vice versa.
We made changes in the dispatcher at the domain level denying everything and allowing only the content specific to that site
These changes are working fine in all lower environments but not on PROD.
Please provide your thoughts on this!!
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Hi @sravs ,
There might be following reason-
1. Any environment-specific configurations that might differ. This includes URLs, IP addresses, or environment-specific variables.
2. If any load balancer or reverse proxy in production, ensure that its configuration aligns with dispatcher rules.
3. Hope dispatcher deployment successfully completed, better re do dispatcher deployment
4. Cached pages might be getting served so try by adding query param in url once once.
Thanks
Hi @sravs ,
There might be following reason-
1. Any environment-specific configurations that might differ. This includes URLs, IP addresses, or environment-specific variables.
2. If any load balancer or reverse proxy in production, ensure that its configuration aligns with dispatcher rules.
3. Hope dispatcher deployment successfully completed, better re do dispatcher deployment
4. Cached pages might be getting served so try by adding query param in url once once.
Thanks
Can you cross check your ServerName and ServerAlias properties in your vhost files once ? And share the dispatcher logs if possible.
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