perfSONAR User Q&A and Other Discussion

["Garnizov, Ivan" <>]

Hello Luke,

 

I’ll leave for the community to share their experience here. Certainly pS Dev team doesn’t have a documentation on this one.

 

What comes to mind here, as an observation, is that your connectivity failed on the SSL connection to the host with the Esmond data.

Since using the reverse proxy here would be a challenge, I would suggest to try the simple HTTP, at least as a proof of the case.

 

Are you sure your SSL certificate is valid on the “Ccperfsonar-cm” host?

 

Regards,

Ivan Garnizov

 

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From: [mailto:] On Behalf Of Luke Whitworth
Sent: Thursday, October 27, 2022 12:28 PM
To:
Subject: [perfsonar-user] Running maddash behind reverse proxy

 

I’m trying to get maddash published via a reverse proxy.  All seems fine except for the Esmond graphs on /maddash-webui/details.cgi don’t load.  Looking at it I see:

 

 

 

Ccperfsonar-cm is the hostname of the server that this is all running on.  Is there some variable I’ve missed to set the URL for the component that generates these. I’ve tried to look into the cgi files etc. but alas I’ve seemingly run out of talent!

 

Cheers,

 

Luke

 

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