Hi there,
I wonder if there is any means to give users access to the manager
application, but let them only manipulate contexts located within their
own virtual Hosts?
I think this question is one every ISP has to stumble across, provided
he doesn't want to get please restart ... mails all
This lately (past 6 months) has been becoming a more common request. But the
functionality is not there as distributed by tomcat. Patches welcome.
Alternatives include:
- Adding a filter to the manager app for finer grained control
- Rewriting manager to allow its namespace to be authorized via
Hi,
This is confusing. One second after posting I found in the javadoc for
ManagerServlet this: [ManagerServlet is a] Servlet that enables remote
management of the web applications installed within the same virtual
host as this web application is
Tims answere suggests, that it is not possible
Yes, you are OK if you restrict access to a single Host. My answer was geared
towards finer grain control of restarting(or whatever) webapps within a
single host. If all requirements are at the host level - I think your ok with
what you have below.
-Tim
Florian Ebeling wrote:
Hi,
This is
Hi,
Tim Funk wrote:
Yes, you are OK if you restrict access to a single Host. My answer was
geared towards finer grain control of restarting(or whatever) webapps
within a single host. If all requirements are at the host level - I
think your ok with what you have below.
Host level is perfect
