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jayv25585659 · 11/13/22

might be explained with an example:

When I accessed the publisher health check directly, it is working fine. Sample URL: 10.0.0.1:4503/system/sling/monitoring/mbeans/org/apache/sling/healthcheck/HealthCheck/inactiveBundle...
When I try the same path but via dispatcher (sample URL: my-host.com/system/sling/monitoring/mbeans/org/apache/sling/healthcheck/HealthCheck/inactiveBundles...., I get the website's default 404 page. in my dispatcher config, I have changed my filters to this => /0001 { /type "allow" /glob "*" }
I also tried this curl command (curl -vvv -k https://localhost/system/health) inside the dispatcher. I got our website's default 404 page.

Any ideas on how to get this to work?

The reason why I'm asking is that our AEM "architecture" is using 3rd-party platform called "OpenCloud". This platform provides its own health checker servlet (http://localhost:4502/system/health and http://localhost:4503/system/health) and I want to access this path.

thank you.

EDIT:

This is the content of my /filters section

# Deny everything
/0001 { /type "deny"  /glob "*" }

# Enable Health Check Servlet
/0006 { /type "allow" /method "GET" /url "/system/health*" }

#I have other lines in the filters section but I have commented them

my dispatcher config

<IfModule dispatcher_module>
    DispatcherConfig            "/etc/httpd/conf.modules.d/dispatcher.farms.any"
    DispatcherLog               /var/log/httpd/dispatcher.log
    DispatcherLogLevel          warn
    DispatcherNoServerHeader    off
    DispatcherDeclineRoot       off
    DispatcherUseProcessedURL   1
    DispatcherPassError         0
</IfModule>

Lokesh_Vajrala · 11/14/22

@jayv25585659 My bad; I meant to send the LogLevel with `Debug`. If you want, you can go with `Trace2` to get more detailed logging on why it is blocked. Tail this log file `tail -f /var/log/httpd/dispatcher.log` and check what is happening. Here are a few things you can focus on to debug:

Is the request logged in dispatcher.log?
Is the path logged in the dispatcher the path you're requesting? Or is it being rewritten by the rewrite engine and forwarded to the dispatcher?
What is the passthrough path hitting publish instance?

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Mayank_Gandhi · 11/13/22

@jayv25585659 Please share a snippet from dispatcher logs to see what's the error while accessing the URL at the dispatcher level

jayv25585659 · 11/13/22

I edited my original reply.

I tried the following:

browsed http://www.my-host.com/system/health and nothing showed up in /var/log/httpd/dispatcher.log

I ran this curl -vvv -k https://localhost/system/health and got this reply. I also got nothing in the logs.

<html><head>
<title>404 Not Found</title>
</head><body>
<h1>Not Found</h1>
<p>The requested URL was not found on this server.</p>
</body></html>

Lokesh_Vajrala · 11/13/22

@jayv25585659

There must be another rule in dispatcher filters which might be blocking it. Change the dispatcher log level to debug or trace and restart the dispatcher to notice which rule is blocking it.

Define DISP_LOG_LEVEL Warn Debug

Instead of allowing everything -> /0001 { /type "allow" /glob "*" } set allow rule with specific path

# /health_check { /type "allow" /url "/system/health" }

jayv25585659 · 11/13/22

I will check the log level. I think it's already using "warn".
I already have a specific rule for /system/health and it's not working. I'm only did the global allow everything once the specific rule is not working.

Lokesh_Vajrala · 11/14/22

@jayv25585659 My bad; I meant to send the LogLevel with `Debug`. If you want, you can go with `Trace2` to get more detailed logging on why it is blocked. Tail this log file `tail -f /var/log/httpd/dispatcher.log` and check what is happening. Here are a few things you can focus on to debug:

Is the request logged in dispatcher.log?
Is the path logged in the dispatcher the path you're requesting? Or is it being rewritten by the rewrite engine and forwarded to the dispatcher?
What is the passthrough path hitting publish instance?