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javamelody / liferay-javamelody

JavaMelody plugin for Liferay
Apache License 2.0
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Access to monitoring returns a HTTP Status 403 - Forbidden access message when accessed from loadbalancer, and how to identify each nodes #8

Closed ranjithchittuluri closed 7 years ago

ranjithchittuluri commented 7 years ago

i am running liferay on 8 nodes. and using ADFS for login , my login is configured at apache level, how can i login to individual node , is there any way i can make it public i am running this for a performance monitoring on PT environment , please suggsst my liferay node is http://123.34.45.8:8080/ apache 127.34.45.5 loadbalancer domain (login integrated here with adfs at domain name landing will be done on domain name) myptenvronmrnt.com kindly suggest how can i skip login

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evernat commented 7 years ago

If you want to disable the Liferay login needed to access the /monitoring page, I have just added a system property -Djavamelody.plugin-authentication-disabled=true to disable it. And you need to download and deploy the new build at: https://javamelody.ci.cloudbees.com/job/liferay-javamelody/lastSuccessfulBuild/artifact/target/liferay-javamelody-hook-1.65.0.0.war

Then, you can add the system property with the following line in tomcat/conf/catalina.properties for example:

javamelody.plugin-authentication-disabled=true

To choose an individual Liferay node in a cluster, you can either open http://123.34.45.8:8080/monitoring with the ip of the node directly Or if you have apache as loadbalancer you may have a cookie named ROUTEID in your browser, then using something like Firebug in Firefox, you can edit the ROUTEID cookie to change the number inside.