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Seems the duplicated slash is dropped by my Apache.
I think it'll be good to fix it.
e.g. /en-US/static/img/skins/default/managerIcons//icon_apps.png
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Apache removes empty path segments. Thus, the Apache proxy prevents the full URL from ever being seen by SplunkWeb.
You may be able to use a RewriteRule to force the extra slash back in. Note that the extra slash will already have been removed prior to mod_rewrite rule (i.e. the extra slashed will not be included in the PATH_INFO variable). However, the THE_REQUEST variable is reportedly left untouched.
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Apache removes empty path segments. Thus, the Apache proxy prevents the full URL from ever being seen by SplunkWeb.
You may be able to use a RewriteRule to force the extra slash back in. Note that the extra slash will already have been removed prior to mod_rewrite rule (i.e. the extra slashed will not be included in the PATH_INFO variable). However, the THE_REQUEST variable is reportedly left untouched.
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What do you mean by "dropped by my Apache"? Do you mean to say you are using Apache as a reverse proxy in front of SplunkWeb?
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Yes I have Apache as proxy, so I guess "//" may probably filtered by the Apache.
Since I can see those icons in another Splunk that doesn't have Apache installed.
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