RE: UNSUSCRIBE
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Apache 1.3.20 + tomcat 4.0b5 Configuration problem
Hello dear all ! I try to link apache and tomcat together. I start tomcat and configure the httpd.conf file to add tomcat connector: #tomcat with apache LoadModule webapp_module modules/mod_webapp.dll WebAppConnection MyConnection warp localhost:8080 WebAppDeploy try MyConnection /try/ I have the following error when starting apache: Invalid virtual host name --- WebAppDeploy [application name] [connection name] [URL path] host name= application name ??? under tomcat I have the try project under webapps/try/ Can anybody find the real problem? Is that a naming problem?? Thank you for your help! Arnaud.
RE: SSL +tomcat
-- -Message d'origine- -- De: Rams [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] -- Date: mercredi 13 juin 2001 10:14 -- À: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Objet: RE: SSL +tomcat -- -- -- Actually, -- when trying with any browser, u have to configure ur -- client and ca cert -- in the browser keystore. -- when thru' code also, have to put both certs and ur ca -- cert in the keystore -- that u specified in server.xml. -- once u configure, browser show the client cert when clientAuth=true. -- -- try with this -- -- Rams -- +91-040-3000401 x 2162 (O) -- +91-040-6313447 (R) -- -- -- -Original Message- -- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] -- Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2001 6:59 PM -- To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Subject: SSL +tomcat -- -- -- hello all, -- -- I am testing Tomcat standalone with client authentication -- on, and getting -- some odd results. It works fine if client authentication -- is not turned on -- (for both IE and Netscape browsers). If I turn on client -- authentication, -- Netscape claims that I do not have a personal certificate, -- and IE asks me to -- choose from an empty list of certificates. -- Any ideas on the problem with the certificate request when -- I use Tomcat -- standalone? Is there some configuration to indicate the -- type of certificate -- the server is requesting? I am using both client server -- certificates -- generated by Openssl. -- More precisely I have an Server Certificate stored in -- Keystore (Tomcat side) -- and a client -- Certificate integrated in my browser. Both certificates are -- signed by a CA -- Authority whose -- certificate is on my browser too. -- This problem has been already encoutered by many people -- ([EMAIL PROTECTED] for example) -- Many thanks, -- Arnaud Pierre. -- -- PS: I use tomcat 4.0b5 --
SSL + tomcat: problems
Thank you for your response. Unfortunally, I tried you said on my one but without any further success: In fact I generate all my certificates with openssl. I have got a CA root certificate integrated in Internet Explorer. I have got a client certificate certified by this CA root certificate. both certificates are said to be valid by IE. In addition I made a little soft to generate a keystore containing a private key, a chain of two certificates containing: -an SSL server certicate ( corresponding to that private key) -the CA root certificate. When I try an on line server Authentication, It goes well. But when I suggest clientAuth= true, IE displays an empty list of certificates... :o( I would like it to display at least my client certificate I believe my certificates are not really valid at all even if they're recognized by IE as valid... Could it be possible to make tests with your own certificates. Or is there an easier way to generate them. Thank you very much for your interest in my problem!! Arnaud. Actually, when trying with any browser, u have to configure ur client and ca cert in the browser keystore. when thru' code also, have to put both certs and ur ca cert in the keystore that u specified in server.xml. once u configure, browser show the client cert when clientAuth=true. try with this Rams +91-040-3000401 x 2162 (O) +91-040-6313447 (R) -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2001 6:59 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: SSL +tomcat hello all, I am testing Tomcat standalone with client authentication on, and getting some odd results. It works fine if client authentication is not turned on (for both IE and Netscape browsers). If I turn on client authentication, Netscape claims that I do not have a personal certificate, and IE asks me to choose from an empty list of certificates. Any ideas on the problem with the certificate request when I use Tomcat standalone? Is there some configuration to indicate the type of certificate the server is requesting? I am using both client server certificates generated by Openssl. More precisely I have an Server Certificate stored in Keystore (Tomcat side) and a client Certificate integrated in my browser. Both certificates are signed by a CA Authority whose certificate is on my browser too. This problem has been already encoutered by many people ([EMAIL PROTECTED] for example) Many thanks, Arnaud Pierre. PS: I use tomcat 4.0b5 and IE5.00.2314.1003
RE: SSL +tomcat
Thank you for your response. Unfortunally, I tried you said on my one but without any further success: In fact I generate all my certificates with openssl. I have got a CA root certificate integrated in Internet Explorer. I have got a client certificate certified by this CA root certificate. both certificates are said to be valid by IE. In addition I made a little soft to generate a keystore containing a private key, a chain of two certificates containing: -an SSL server certicate ( corresponding to that private key) -the CA root certificate. When I try an on line server Authentication, It goes well. But when I suggest clientAuth= true, IE displays an empty list of certificates... :o( I would like it to display at least my client certificate I believe my certificates are not really valid at all even if they're recognized by IE as valid... Could it be possible to make tests with your own certificates. Or is there an easier way to generate them. Thank you very much for your interest in my problem!! Arnaud. -- -Message d'origine- -- De: Rams [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] -- Date: mercredi 13 juin 2001 10:14 -- À: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Objet: RE: SSL +tomcat -- -- -- Actually, -- when trying with any browser, u have to configure ur -- client and ca cert -- in the browser keystore. -- when thru' code also, have to put both certs and ur ca -- cert in the keystore -- that u specified in server.xml. -- once u configure, browser show the client cert when clientAuth=true. -- -- try with this -- -- Rams -- +91-040-3000401 x 2162 (O) -- +91-040-6313447 (R) -- -- -- -Original Message- -- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] -- Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2001 6:59 PM -- To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Subject: SSL +tomcat -- -- -- hello all, -- -- I am testing Tomcat standalone with client authentication -- on, and getting -- some odd results. It works fine if client authentication -- is not turned on -- (for both IE and Netscape browsers). If I turn on client -- authentication, -- Netscape claims that I do not have a personal certificate, -- and IE asks me to -- choose from an empty list of certificates. -- Any ideas on the problem with the certificate request when -- I use Tomcat -- standalone? Is there some configuration to indicate the -- type of certificate -- the server is requesting? I am using both client server -- certificates -- generated by Openssl. -- More precisely I have an Server Certificate stored in -- Keystore (Tomcat side) -- and a client -- Certificate integrated in my browser. Both certificates are -- signed by a CA -- Authority whose -- certificate is on my browser too. -- This problem has been already encoutered by many people -- ([EMAIL PROTECTED] for example) -- Many thanks, -- Arnaud Pierre. -- -- PS: I use tomcat 4.0b5 --
SSL client Authentication problem.
hello all, I am testing Tomcat standalone with client authentication on, and getting some odd results. It works fine if client authentication is not turned on (for both IE and Netscape browsers). If I turn on client authentication, Netscape claims that I do not have a personal certificate, and IE asks me to choose from an empty list of certificates. Any ideas on the problem with the certificate request when I use Tomcat standalone? Is there some configuration to indicate the type of certificate the server is requesting? I am using both client server certificates generated by Openssl. More precisely I have an Server Certificate stored in Keystore (Tomcat side) and a client Certificate integrated in my browser. Both certificates are signed by a CA Authority whose certificate is on my browser too. This problem has been already encoutered by many people ([EMAIL PROTECTED] for example) Many thanks, Arnaud Pierre. PS: I use tomcat 4.0b5
SSL +tomcat
hello all, I am testing Tomcat standalone with client authentication on, and getting some odd results. It works fine if client authentication is not turned on (for both IE and Netscape browsers). If I turn on client authentication, Netscape claims that I do not have a personal certificate, and IE asks me to choose from an empty list of certificates. Any ideas on the problem with the certificate request when I use Tomcat standalone? Is there some configuration to indicate the type of certificate the server is requesting? I am using both client server certificates generated by Openssl. More precisely I have an Server Certificate stored in Keystore (Tomcat side) and a client Certificate integrated in my browser. Both certificates are signed by a CA Authority whose certificate is on my browser too. This problem has been already encoutered by many people ([EMAIL PROTECTED] for example) Many thanks, Arnaud Pierre. PS: I use tomcat 4.0b5
