Hi splunkers,
Before upgrade there was no such errors,. From 6.1 to 6.2.1 upgrade I am getting the following error,
Here is the error I'm getting in the browser,
Proxy Error
The proxy server received an invalid response from an upstream server.
The proxy server could not handle the request GET /en-US/app/<app_name>/search.
Reason: Error reading from remote server
Apache/2.2.26 (Amazon) Server at <domain_name> Port 443
workaround of the issue to set appServerPorts=0 in web.conf
check the web.conf
FYI,
appServerPorts = <one or more port numbers>
* Port number(s) for the python-based application server to listen on.
This port is bound only on the loopback interface -- it is not
exposed to the network at large.
* If set to "0", this will prevent the application server from
being run from splunkd. Instead, splunkweb will be started as
a separate python-based service which directly listens to the
'httpport'. This is how Splunk 6.1.X and earlier behaved.
* Generally, you should only set one port number here. For most
deployments a single application server won't be a performance
bottleneck. However you can provide a comma-separated list of
port numbers here and splunkd will start a load-balanced
application server on each one.
* It is recommended that this be set to a non-zero value. Setting
this to "0" should only be done if you experience a compatibility
problem. The new separate application server configuration is faster
and supports more configuration options. Also, setting this to
"0" may cause problems when using the Search Head Clustering feature
(see the [shclustering] stanza in server.conf)
* Defaults to 8065.
workaround of the issue to set appServerPorts=0 in web.conf
check the web.conf
FYI,
appServerPorts = <one or more port numbers>
* Port number(s) for the python-based application server to listen on.
This port is bound only on the loopback interface -- it is not
exposed to the network at large.
* If set to "0", this will prevent the application server from
being run from splunkd. Instead, splunkweb will be started as
a separate python-based service which directly listens to the
'httpport'. This is how Splunk 6.1.X and earlier behaved.
* Generally, you should only set one port number here. For most
deployments a single application server won't be a performance
bottleneck. However you can provide a comma-separated list of
port numbers here and splunkd will start a load-balanced
application server on each one.
* It is recommended that this be set to a non-zero value. Setting
this to "0" should only be done if you experience a compatibility
problem. The new separate application server configuration is faster
and supports more configuration options. Also, setting this to
"0" may cause problems when using the Search Head Clustering feature
(see the [shclustering] stanza in server.conf)
* Defaults to 8065.