Hi,
I have a Linux (Centos 4) system running Tomcat (5.5.20) behind
Apache(2.0.52) via mod_jk, and Tomcat seems to have stopped working. I
don't know what broke it, and I would really appreciate help diagnosing
the problem. Here's some more info:
I can still server up static HTML files through
Hi Tim,
check at your tomcat home if exists a file with the pattern hs_err_pid*.log
maybe your JVM was killed, and in that log you will know the reason.
regards
Clóvis
On Tue, Jul 8, 2008 at 6:26 PM, Tim Hunt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a Linux (Centos 4) system running Tomcat
d
and try to sort out the warning about loading a config file.
Thanks,
Tim
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From: Clovis Wichoski
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Hi Tim,
check at your tomcat home i
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Thanks *a lot* for the suggestion, but I was not able to find a file with that
pattern anywhere on my system.
I tried again to load a few jsp
Tim Hunt wrote:
If I comment out the 'Include /etc/httpd/conf/working_mod_jk2.conf' line from
httpd.conf and restart, it serves simple .jsp pages as text (not processed)
Storing httpd content and Tomcat content in the same directory structure is
asking for a world of security pain (generally of
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Apache
Tim Hunt wrote:
> If I comment out the 'Include /etc/httpd/conf/working_mod_jk2.conf'
line from httpd.conf and restart, it serves simple .jsp pages as text
(not processed)
Storing h
Tim Hunt wrote:
Thanks for alerting me. I think it's only that working_mod_jk2.conf
file that's in the httpd directory, the rest is in the /usr directory.
Is that still a problem?
If httpd and Tomcat are serving content from the same directory then there
is the potential for security issues.
omcat seems to have stopped servicing requests behind
Apache
Tim Hunt wrote:
> Thanks for alerting me. I think it's only that working_mod_jk2.conf
> file that's in the httpd directory, the rest is in the /usr directory.
> Is that still a problem?
If httpd and Tomcat are servi
Tim Hunt wrote:
Hmmm. Does that mean I shouldn't have an .html file (served by Apache)
and a .jsp file (served by Tomcat) in the same directory?
Yes. Unless you are careful about your configuration. It is possible to do
it safely, but it can cause issues.
Mark
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Re: Tomcat seems to have stopped servicing requests behind
Apache
Tim Hunt wrote:
> Hmmm. Does that mean I shouldn't have an .html file (served by
Apache)
> and a .jsp file (served by Tomcat) in the same directory?
Yes. Unless you are careful about your configuration. It is possible
; more about the risks and how to potentially do this safely?
>
> Thanks,
> Tim
>
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One way to do it safely is to have Tomcat serve all the files. Is
there a reason why you need the Apache web server at all?
--
Len
On Thu, Jul 10, 2008 at 15
; Regards,
> Tim
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Len Popp [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, July 10, 2008 4:03 PM
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> Apache
>
> One way to do it safely is to h
services/ports to permit from localhost, but I'm
not sure that's necessary, and I don't know what else it might break.
Regards,
Tim
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