You are correct.  The POST was initially blocked but even when I allowed it, it was still returning 404 from the publisher.

Thanks for the detailed explanation.  That was helpful.  We do use Adobe Analytics so we are covered.

Our search page is based off /libs/foundation/components/search/search.jsp. When a search is executed, there is a POST to /bin/statistics/tracker/query.  When a search result is clicked on, there is another POST to /bin/statistics/tracker/result.  Both result in a HTTP 403. It appears there was a se...

Thanks for the reply.  That is unfortunate.  After reviewing the files, it's even more complex than I thought so combining them manually won't even be possible.  I may write a script to do this as you suggested.  If I do, I'll share here.

Our dispatcher has the configuration broken out into separate .any files, like the WKND does (https://github.com/adobe/aem-guides-wknd/tree/main/dispatcher).  Is there a way to compile/assemble all of them into one file for debugging?  We have about 30 files so it would take a while to combine manua...

I tested this a number of different ways with SP12 installed, then installed SP16.  I dropped SP16 in the /install directory.  Once it upgraded successfully (and after a restart), I deleted SP12 from /install while AEM was stopped and while running.  In both cases AEM seemed operational.  I also ins...

Yes, very helpful!  Broke my URL down just like the suggested rule.  Thanks!

That does indeed work.  So I have: /0015 { /type "allow" /url "/etc*" /extension "clientlibs" /suffix "/foundation/*.css" } /0016 { /type "allow" /url "/etc*" /extension "clientlibs" /suffix "/foundation/*.js" } It would be nice to combine these into one rule like: /0015 { /type "allow" /url "/etc*"...

I have everything in just 1 dispatcher.any file and the other filters are working fine so I don't have any reason to believe it's not getting executed on the correct farm.  Plus this does work perfectly fine: /0012 { /type "allow" /url "/etc.clientlibs/clientlibs/*" }

Okay, that makes sense actually.  Because of the dot, it *thinks* clientlibs is an extension.  Let me give that a try.