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mod_proxy_wstunnel?

theRat_01
What plans are there to include mod_proxy_wstunnel in the Webserver Protection so that websites using websockets can be hosted behind the UTM?

This requires the use of apache 2.4.5 (or later).  There is an updated module in 2.4.9.  Currently the UTM is using 2.4.4 so it is not available to even try and test by modifying the config from the console.

Cheers
Simon


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  • 0 in reply to Evianne
    Hi Sabine,

    I don't understand your comment "Mod_proxy_wstunnel will be not included in UTM 9.4". I just downloaded and installed the Beta of 9.4 and mod_proxy_wstunnel is still included (as it should be since it is part of the apache package).

    Considering this feature request is high on the list of requested features I don't understand the reluctance to add it, especially considering the is no real code to write, you just need to allow for it in the configuration.

    Simon
  • 0 in reply to theRat
    Hi Simon,
    sorry, my comment was really confusing. What I meant was, that there is no websocket support in 9.4 or SFOSv1. Sure, the module is included.
    And I'm afraid, I'm the wrong person to answer your question regarding feature prioritization.
    Sabine
  • 0 in reply to Evianne

    Hi,

     

    the big problem is, that html5 and websocket is a technics a lot of big companies uses for communication over the webbrowser. So its time to add this feature. 

    In the 5 year, you have this feature request (one from me too), you should have the possibility to check the request and if its a websocket request, please handle it correctly. 

    In the year 2017 its not a future technics in testing, its a state of the art technics uses in a big amount of websites to communicate with dynamic updated data. 

     

    Alex

  • 0 in reply to Alex76

    It doesn't look like the changes suggested above touch anything that couldn't be made to disappear if you need to have Sophos Support look at your UTM.  Neither conf file appears to be changed by a reboot.  Every change to the list of active Virtual Servers will cause reverseproxy.conf to be changed.  My guess is that modules.conf would occasionally be changed by an Up2Date.

    Cheers - Bob

     
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