> Sean Han wrote:
> >
> > Good. That's the answer I need. One more question, can I
> assign different
> > secret keys to each JServ? I think this could provide a
> better security.
> >
> That's BACK in the days, and it's a "unknown" feature...
> If nobody changed it the third parameter in ApJServMount is the secret
> key. So you'll have something like:
>
> ApJservMount /servlets ajpv11://localhost:8007/myzone secretkeyfile
>
> Pier
>
Hi, Pier:
Even I tried to put the directive you told me to the httpd.conf, I still
were asked to provide ApJServSecretKey explicitly. If I assign the DISABLED
value like this:
ApJServSecretKey DISABLED
ApJservMount /servlets ajpv11://localhost:8007/servlets my.key.1
Then Apache can't read any servlet.
If I assign two different keys to the two directives like this:
ApJServSecretKey my.key.2
ApJservMount /servlets ajpv11://localhost:8007/servlets my.key.1
Then the secret key property in jserv.properties must be my.key.2 but not
my.key.1. This implies that the third argument of ApJservMount doesn't work
as you expect. Thanks anyway :)
Regard,
Sean
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