Use below table to do the work.
Link: http://dev.day.com/docs/en/cq/current/deploying/dispatcher/disp_install.html
Refer to the below table for configurations:
Remember:
We need to configure 'DispatcherPassError' and 'DispatcherUseProcessedUrl' parameters.
Refer to the below table for configurations:
DispatcherConfig | Location and name of the co nfiguration file. |
DispatcherLog | Location and name of the log file. |
DispatcherLogLevel | Log level for the log file: 0 - Errors 1 - Warnings 2 - Infos 3 - Debug Note: It is recommended to set the log level to 3 during installation and testing, then to 0 when running in a production environment. |
DispatcherNoServerHeader | Defines the Server Header to be used: undefined or 0 - the HTTP server header contains the CQ version. 1 - the Apache server header is used. |
DispatcherDeclineRoot | Defines whether to decline requests to the root "/": 0 - accept requests to / 1 - requests to / are not handled by the dispatcher; use mod_alias for the correct mapping. |
DispatcherUseProcessedURL | Defines whether to use pre-processed URLs for all further processing by Dispatcher: 0 - use the original URL passed to the web server. 1 - the dispatcher uses the URL already processed by the handlers that precede the dispatcher (i.e. mod_rewrite) instead of the original URL passed to the web server. |
DispatcherPassError | Defines how to support 40x error codes for ErrorDocument handling: 0 - the dispatcher spools all error responses to the client. 1 - the dispatcher does not spool an error response to the client (where the status code is greater or equal than 400), but passes the status code to Apache, which e.g. allows an ErrorDocument directive to process such a status code. |
We need to configure 'DispatcherPassError' and 'DispatcherUseProcessedUrl' parameters.
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