The AEM 6.4 requirements page Technical Requirements links to a PDF, in
there it says"Where can AEM customers download the latest releases of
Oracle Java SE JDK? https://downloads.experiencecloud.adobe.com/ "But
whenever I login in that site, I get redirected and then a 404 not found
https://downloads.experiencecloud.adobe.com/libs/granite/core/content/login.html?resource=%2Fcontent%2Fsoftware-distribu…
...
&j_reason=Adobe+ID+is+not+entitled+to+access+this+instance&j_reason_code=invalid_loginI
a...
Breaking inheritance on component field level is not supported in Touch
UI, but in Classic UI it is.Not sure why, because it's a common use case
imho - we have used it on several sites and it makes editing less effort
(e.g. you can keep inheritance for an image, but just override the text
field).
I have seen that link but it requires coding. As stated, I am looking
for an option to simply configure it with the out of the box logger.I
just want to be able to modify the log format of the access log in the
system console (e.g. like log format in Apache)
I currently have the standard LogManager configuration that writes an
access.log file for AEM.The value of Message Pattern
(org.apache.sling.commons.log.pattern) is "{5}". This logs the standard
NCSA extended/combined log format.Now I want to add custom fields, as
described in:Apache Sling :: Client Request Logging However, I cannot
add these format strings in the system console LogManager configuration
like that. If I try it just stops working. As I understand it, the "{5}"
is just a placeholde...
In principle there is no security difference between /apps or /libs,
apart from the fact that it may be slightly less error prone to block
/libs completely in the dispatcher config.The default on a publisher
instance is that the data is stored in /apps but exposed via the servlet
in /libs, but at the same time the /libs folder poses a security risk
because it has a lot of URLs that should not be reachable on a
publisher.Thus in earlier AEM versions the recommendation was to block
/libs completel...
Even better is to disable
http://localhost:4502/system/console/configMgr/org.apache.sling.discovery.impl.Config
completely.The Apache Sling Resource-Based Discovery Service should not
even be running if you do not use it, it's a waste of system resources.
Oracle HTTP server is based on Apache 2.2 apparently. Please note I am
not talking about iPlanet.So is the dispatcher plugin module compatible
and supported with this?Reliable feedback from someone who has actually
used this combination would be nice.Thanks
The wemblog code removes all newer versions except the base version,
which is probably not what you want (keep the latest version only).To
get the code:search for VersionManagerImpl in CRXDE, this will give you
a path like /libs/wcm/core/install/cq-wcm-core-5.6.24.jarcreate a
package in package manager with that path, build it, download it, unzip
it and extract the jar with "jar xf cq-wcm-core-5.6.24.jar"download a
Java "disassembler" like http://jd.benow.ca/open the
VersionManagerImpl.class fil...
Better late than never: 1. correct, if you need to support vanity urls
that can be anything, you need to allow all and then deny specific
paths, like so: /filter { # to start, deny all requests (we will not
handle PUT DELETE TRACE OPTIONS CONNECT PATCH with dispatcher) /0001 {
/type "deny" /glob "*" } # in general allow all GET HEAD POST requests
(including vanity URLs) /0002 { /type "allow" /glob "GET *" } /0003 {
/type "allow" /glob "HEAD *" } # enable features /0004 { /type "allow"
/glob "POS...
Not really. I already knew those docs, but they only say:"The parameter
path points to the location on a shared file system where the data store
will be held."But which file system do I use? What is recommended? NFS
is known to be slow, so any other recommended options?Or better: does
someone run it this way and if yes what do you use?
We run CQ 5.6.1 on Redhat Linux and would like to switch to a shared
datastore author cluster.The question is: how to best sync the datastore
folder in the author cluster?E.g. is there any recommended or tested
approach by Adobe, such as
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distributed_Replicated_Block_Deviceor any
of the ones mentioned here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_distributed_file_systems
(e.g. Lustre)
By default invalidate.cache will work with the full repository content
path.You can add this to your logging in Apache# define a LogFormat to
use for dispatcher flush requests, include the CQ-Action, CQ-Handle and
CQ-Path CQ-Action-Scope parameters, see:
http://docs.adobe.com/docs/en/dispatcher/page-invalidate.html LogFormat
"%h %l %u %t \"%r\" %>s %b \"%{Referer}i\" \"%{User-Agent}i\" %D %v %p
%{local}p %R \"%{CQ-Action}i\" \"%{CQ-Handle}i\" \"%{CQ-Path}i\"
\"%{CQ-Action-Scope}i\"" dispatcher I...
A POST or GET request with parameters will by default never get cached
in dispatcher, so it would not matter if the flush agent is set up
properly. 😉@mehaka: it's not possible to help you unless you provide
more detail
There was a bug in 5.4 where this did not work, but in more recent
versions I think it should work.There may be a case of some weird
includes or circular references, but then you need to give more
details.Also check the files in your code packages, is there something
that changes with each deployment, like a version number in the
comments? This could trigger a lot of recompiles potentially and may
result in problems, see above.If you really want to force cleaning it
with every deployment, you ca...
Dispatcher does not cache meta data (HTTP headers), it only caches the
plain file.So when Apache serves the file from the Dispatcher cache, it
sets the MIME type according to the file name extensions. If you have
this configured it will get applied.Check your httpd.conf
I got this which seems to make a lot of
sense:https://helpx.adobe.com/experience-manager/kb/create-cluster-aware-osgi-service.html
No mention of cluster IDs and hotfixes though. 😉
Thanks for that, but then we're doing something wrong I guess.Because I
am seeing some things happen on our slave, like replication, when they
should not. E.g. I am seeing stuff like this in the log:11.02.2015
13:19:41.080 *INFO*
[pool-6-thread-27-com_day_cq_replication_job_replicate_10_233_7_5(com/day/cq/replication/job/replicate_10_233_7_5)]
com.day.cq.replication.Agent.replicate_10_233_7_5 Replication (ACTIVATE)
of /content/example-com/en/press-releases/2015/2/11/hooray-we-did-it
successful. ...
We are currently running our 5.6.1 author cluster as active-passive
"shared nothing" cluster, meaninga loadbalancer sends all traffic to the
master instance by defaultthe slave does not get any traffic, it is
there for failover purposes onlyeach instance has its own local copy of
repository and datastore (shared nothing) and everything has to be
synced So far so good. Now what I want to achieve, is that in normal
operations the slave only listens and syncs the content (on port 8080 by
default) f...
Already did, ticket ID is: 60842 🙂On one hand, there maybe a way to
implement this in dispatcher (I also suggested this in the
ticket):#####Dispatcher support for last-modifiedThe dispatcher should
be changed so that it can handle and store 2 timestamps for every file
it caches:the last-modfied timestamp of the content (e.g. the time when
the content data was last changed)a last-cached timestamp it uses for
purposes of dispatcher cache auto-invalidationSince most Unix file
systems have no creat...
Setup description:CQ 5.6.1 with Apache 2.2 /Dispatcher
dispatcher-apache2.2-4.1.5 in front of it, running on Linux with ext3
file system.Requirement:We would like the HTML pages and DAM assets
served by the dispatcher to have the proper age reflected in the HTTP
header.This is required for both internal search engines (GSA) and
external search engines like Google, Bing, etc.According to HTTP RFC
http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2616#section-14.29 the Last-Modified HTTP
header defines the age of a d...
Hi all,we tried enabling replication.content.useFileStorage in
/system/console/configMgr/com.day.cq.replication.impl.ReplicationContentFactoryProviderImpl
to improve the speed of replication and also to keep some temporary data
out of the repository.It seems to work in principle but we have
discovered 2 issues:for clustered environments (more than 1 publisher)
it seems not to reliably replicate to all publisherslots of *.ser and
*.ser.status files left over in the crx-quickstart/replication fold...
In the docs on
http://docs.adobe.com/docs/en/cq/current/deploying/replication.htmlit
mentions two settings:Connect TimeoutSocket Timeoutbut it does not say
what the defaults are for these values. So how would I know if I
actually increase or decrease the effective settings if I put something
there?Can someone please share the defaults. Also can someone from Adobe
please update the docs accordingly.
