Are you behind an apache server, using mod_jk? Or is tomcat accessed
directly. As omeone suggested, check you have a valid default host in
tomcat. If you are behind an apache web server, you might to check it's
not the apache server that answer with HTTP400 (tomcat error pages
always include tomcat reference and are white and blue by default). You
could also add aliases to your localhost <Host> to match "myserver".
Andrew Hole a écrit :
Hello!
I'm getting the following error:
"HTTP/1.1 400 no host matches server name myserver"
Why this happens?
workers.properties
# ----------------------
# Load Balancer worker PFH
# ----------------------
worker.pfhbalancer.type= lb
worker.pfhbalancer.balanced_workers= upg4out,upg7out
# ----------------
# First worker
# ----------------
worker.upg4out.port= 8060
worker.upg4out.host= localhost
worker.upg4out.type= ajp13
# ----------------
# Second worker
# ----------------
worker.upg7out.port= 8075
worker.upg7out.host= localhost
worker.upg7out.type= ajp13
httpd.conf
JkMount /outpat/gateway pfhbalancer
JkMount /outpat/ehrviewer/* vwbalancer
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