Hi, I'm running apache dispatcher on the same host as my publisher.  When the dispatcher attempts to pull a page from the publisher, it gets a 401 error.  On the publisher i see: 21.08.2015 12:31:16.389 *INFO* [qtp853142502-51] org.apache.sling.auth.core.impl.SlingAuthenticator handleLoginFailure: U...

smacdonald2008 - I end up removing the docroot directory if i choose to remove at the docroot level.  I tried using a * at the end of the path, to avoid removing the docroot dir, but it didn't work.  Without a docroot, i'm dead. no caching, only 404. Yogesh - I am using an environment variable withi...

Hi,  I have been working on performing a cache flush via curl. When I run it against the /content path, the dispatcher log shows that it tried (and failed due to lack of permission) to create /.stat  the "/" it is referring to is root on the filesystem. I verified this by passing the curl command th...

I figured this out, and thought I would post what I have working. This is a simple bash script that will create a author->publisher replication agent page and set the properties.   #!/bin/bashif [ $# -ne 2 ] ; then        echo "Syntax Error!"        echo "$0 <publisher_hostname_to_replicate_to> <aut...

Are there any examples of that for replication?

Is there a curl method to configure replication from author to publishers?

Any word from support? Thanks! Matt

Pardon the lack of detail in my original post. I think I was misunderstanding some of what I was seeing, and I ended up offering bad information based on incorrect assumptions. Yes. that is the topic I am referring to.  I am running apache 2.4 on redhat, and using the /etc/sysconfig/httpd file to in...

I have followed the directions to set environment variables in dispatcher config for Apache 2.4.  I can use the variables within httpd.conf and included files.   But the variables do not seem to be getting set in dispatcher.any. i'm trying to set /docroot "${DOCROOT}" Where DOCROOT is initialized at...

Sorry if I'm being thick here.. Are you saying that OAK can handle an Linux LVM SNAPSHOT  without shutting down the instance, or blocking writes? And, IF this is the case, why 7 months later has that documentation not made it to the official documentation? Thanks!Matt