you should run apache and use mod_jk. than you can use the webserver's support for SSL.

for a heavy loaded site, it's always a good idea, to use apache+mod_jk (or some other webserver of course)

i know, that this is only a work-around, but the only sollution i see for you at the moment.
i don't believe, that it is a tomcat-bug, because than this should happen from the very first start. it must be some kind of weired socket-problem perhaps.


Charles Blaxland wrote:
We have configured Tomcat with the Coyote HTTP/1.1 connector. It runs fine
for several days (or even a week), but then all HTTP/1.1 redirects begin
taking a long time to return - in fact, they take exactly 60 seconds, which
leads me to believe that it has something to do with the connectionTimeout.
HTTP/1.0 requests are fine, however.
Does anyone know what is causing this problem? Has it been previously
identified/fixed? I realise that there have been many fixes in the coyote
connector in 4.1.18 - unfortunately we can't run 4.1.18 because of the
problems it has with SSL. Is there something we can do in 4.1.12 to work
around this?
Thanks,
Charles





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