On Yesterday at 11:58pm, RJ=>Rainer Jung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
RJ> RJ> [..snip..] RJ> RJ> The ugly: stricter handling of JkMount/JkMountFile etc. with respect RJ> to virtual hosts. It should have behaved for a long time in the way, RJ> that mounts are not inherited between virtual hosts and also not from RJ> the global server to any virtual host. RJ> RJ> The debug log statement you cite indicates, that there is no mount RJ> known in a virtal host you are using. RJ> RJ> So first question: Do you have an VirualHost in your apache httpd RJ> configuration? RJ> Hi Rainer, Thanks for your response. Your above question got me thinking and I said to myself, I don't have any VirtualHosts. And then, I remembered SSL. In my config for apache 2.2.6, there is an include for conf/extra/httpd-ssl.conf and of course :443 is served via a VirtualHost. RJ> RJ> If so: first find out, which VirtualHost handles your requests. This RJ> might be trivial, in some cases it is not trivial. If you are not RJ> sure, you can configure a different CustomLog in the global server and RJ> for wach VirtualHost and then check, in which CustomLog your request RJ> got logged. RJ> RJ> Once you know, which VirtualHost handles your request, you can either: RJ> RJ> - define all relevant JkMount/JkUnMount/JkMountfile in the VirtualHost RJ> RJ> or RJ> RJ> - define them globally and copy all of them into the VirtualHost by setting RJ> "JkMountCopy On" inside the virtual host. RJ> RJ> In case you have lots of VirtualHost and you want them all to share RJ> several JkMounts, put them into the global server and add "JkMountCopy RJ> all" to the global server. RJ> If someone else is having the same problem, here's my solutions (for acrhiving purposes). I had an include in the main httpd.conf for conf/mod_jk.conf. I took the easy route and add JkMountCopy All to my conf/mod_jk.conf so that the SSL VirtualHost sees those mounts as well. I could have just as well used a JkMountCopy On inside the SSL VirtualHost only. RJ> RJ> I hope that is understandable? RJ> Thanks again for your help. RJ> Regards, RJ> RJ> Rainer RJ> Cheers, -- Haroon Rafique <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> --------------------------------------------------------------------- To start a new topic, e-mail: users@tomcat.apache.org To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
