> From: Dave [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> I have a new xserve and it is running both apache and tomcat But it
> doesn't seem like they are hooked together.
[...]
> If I edit the files manually it works fine but the issue is that the
> leopard server over writes all the files if you make changes.
> The main thing I need to add to apache is a proxypass and
> proxypassreverse which there is an entry for in the xserve gui but it
> doesnt add them correctly and does not work.
Typical Apple - a superb interface for the common operations, actively broken
for the uncommon ones. You'll probably have more luck on an httpd list than a
Tomcat list for this one, as most people on this list hook httpd and Tomcat
together using AJP rather than by proxying. That configuration is sufficiently
complex that I suspect Apple won't have coded for it, though you might want to
check.
[...]
> Anyone have any ideas for me?
The main answers you'll get on here are, I suspect, "Don't use xserve" or
"Don't use the pre-packaged server applications". I'm in the second camp. You
almost certainly won't be able to get the config you need using Apple's GUI;
Apple's GUI is overwriting the correct config; you probably can't ensure that
nobody ever uses Apple's GUI to make config changes; so the way to a system
that works and keeps working is to install versions of the applications that
can't have their config overwritten at whim.
- Peter
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