Chris:
I figured out the problem.
I put quotes around the secret in workers.properties since I had
copied and pasted it from server.xml.
I removed them and everything worked.
Thanks for your help!
Thank you,
Neil
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Christopher:
> What is the defaultHost for the ?
It is localhost.
> ... which means it should already be the default (catch-all) host.
> 403 means "unauthorized" which could mean something other than "I can't
> find the host".
Ahh. Got it.
> What ar
st tag in server.xml to capture everything:
*
Any idea what I did wrong?
What is the defaultHost for the ?
It's usually:
... which means it should already be the default (catch-all) host.
403 means "unauthorized" which could mean something other than &q
Hello all:
If I access a simple html file from the command line
using lynx:
lynx http://127.0.0.1:8080/www/
I get the page and this entry in the localhost_access_log:
0:0:0:0:0:0:0:1 - - [05/Jan/2022:16:21:22 -0600] "GET /www/index.html
HTTP/1.0" 200 19
But if I try to do that through the web
Hello all,
I think I remember seeing something related to this on the list
recently, but I just wanted to ask explicitly:
Can you set up a catch-all host in Tomcat?
Host name=* appBase=... /
If not, could it be made possible, or is there any workaround possible?
I'm thinking that an Apache
From: Calum [mailto:cal...@gmail.com]
Subject: Catch-all host
I think I remember seeing something related to this on the list
recently, but I just wanted to ask explicitly:
Can you set up a catch-all host in Tomcat?
The defaultHost set in Engine is automatically and always the catch-all
