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  1. questionRestricting Site Access
    Since Stackable uses a load balancer your container does not see the IP address of visitors in the traditional way. In order to allow or deny access based on IP you will need to make use of a special header. The example below shows how to deny access based on IP. These lines should be added to t ...

  2. questionWatching Logfiles
    Often times, the best way to troubleshoot why your site is acting strangely after deploying a change to your code can be done by watching the Apache log (/var/log/httpd/current) and the Apache error_log (/var/log/httpd/current_error.) There is a command you can run via ssh which will begin watch ...

  3. questionRedirect HTTP to HTTPS
    Since Stackable makes use of a load balancer, it handles HTTP to HTTPS redirects differently than a traditional host. This article will explain why that happens and show you how to redirect HTTP traffic to secure HTTPS on Stackable. Why it Happens If you try to write a traditional redirect on yo ...

  4. questionStackable Headers
    There are some special headers that injected into a request when it goes from the load balancer to the container. These headers are very useful for SSL detection and could prove useful in other detection scripts. Useful SSL headers Since a container never receives a traditional SSL request the f ...

  5. questionSSL Troubleshooting
    When connecting to a site on Stackable the request is first sent to a load balancer. The load balancer then sends the request via HTTP to the container. Since the container never receives a direct a HTTPS request, working with SSL on Stackable is a little different than normal. This article will ...