Hi,
I'm using httpd 2.2.3-22 on centos 5.
Aliases defined in my httpd.conf are inherited inside all my
virtualhost. It seemed to me that aliases were'nt inherited.
Is it normal ? How to prevent this behaviour ?
When i access http://myserver1.myorganisation.fr it display my vhost
document.
On Fri, Sep 17, 2010 at 10:05 AM, Eric PEYREMORTE
eric.peyremo...@iut-valence.fr wrote:
Aliases defined in my httpd.conf are inherited inside all my virtualhost. It
seemed to me that aliases were'nt inherited.
Is it normal ? How to prevent this behaviour ?
Generally, anything defined in the
So we have gotten further, and I thought I would share the results. We
are doing all tests with the latest 2.2.16 code.
Per the discussion at
https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=46709, we decided to
comment out the if (r-expecting_100) {return HTTP_EXPECTATION_FAILED;
line of code
Hi,
I have a Apache http server and a Tomcat server configured using AJP connector
(mod_proxy_ajp). The http server serves HTML/PHP pages and also proxies Java
webapp requests to back-end Tomcat server.
System config:
* Both servers are running as Virtual Machines
* CentOS 5.4
* Apache Tomcat
Hi,
you should try to telnet tomcat server from web server.
telnet host port
If the telnet is successful, you need to check configuration of mod_proxy_ajp.
If the telnet will be not successful, you have network problem.
mh
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On 17.9.2010, at 18:18, Shantanu Pavgi
Thanks for the reply Martin.
Telnet works, but it's difficult to say as sometimes AJP also works. I don't
need to restart any of the services to resolve this problem. It starts working
back again on it's own after few seconds/minutes for future requests. It's
random error (until the real
