Re: [las_users] Proxy Howto for LAS?

["Russell N. Price" <rprice@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

O.K., I did the actions in this section, and it solved our 
map presentation problem. Thank you!
> Check the value of the url in the <operations> element in your las.xml file.
>
> <operations url="http://stout.pmel.noaa.gov/las-bin/LASserver.pl";>
>
> This URL should be the proxy.  If it is, you also need to get that URL into 
> the mySQL database by running the genLas.pl script.
>
> cd las/server
> ../xml/perl/genLas.pl las.xml
>
> This value lives in the the Config table of the mySQL database for the each 
> LAS.  If you feel like digging around, use the "map" table in the "las" 
> database to find the database name associated with the las.xml file in 
> question and then use that database (e.g. las0) and look at the values in the 
> Config table to see if the URL has the proxy value or the real server.



> Do you have the script aliases set up in the Apache configuration file?

I do have the script aliases set on the internal server, much 
like this:

>   ScriptAlias  /las-bin/ /var/www/html/las/server/
>   Alias /las-output/ /var/www/html/las/server/output/

And I have the proxypass/reverse directives on the proxy:

>   ProxyPass /las/ http://stout.pmel.noaa.gov:8080/las/
>   ProxyPassReverse /las/ http://stout.pmel.noaa.gov:8080/las/

However, I'm not sure what the RedirectPemanent directive on 
the proxy is supposed to be pointing to:

>   RedirectPermanent /las http://stout.pmel.noaa.gov/las/servlets/dataset

I have no directory tree that looks like:

las/servlets/...

on the LAS host. What collection of files might I look for to 
identify this mystery directory?

Thank you.

Russell