On 09/23/2009 11:42 AM, David Smith wrote: > Daniel B. Thurman wrote: > >> On 09/23/2009 10:13 AM, Mark Thomas wrote: >> >>> Daniel B. Thurman wrote: >>> >>>> Just wondering if this problem has been reported: >>>> >>>> URL: http://localhost/admin >>>> >>>> 1) The Login.jpg image is not appearing, and the >>>> Login/Password inputboxes are a bit off center >>>> and to the right. >>>> >>>> 2) After logging in successfully, one is taken to: >>>> URL: http://localhost:8080/admin/images/LoginBackgroundTile.gif >>>> and a single square tile appears, top-left corner and nothing >>>> else appears. Expected to be redirected to admin tool page >>>> and that did not happen. >>>> >>>> 3) After step (2), manually tying in URL: http://localhost/admin >>>> routes to URL: http://localhost:8080/admin/frameset.jsp >>>> and all of the images are appearing correctly and >>>> the admin tool appears to function, but I have not tested >>>> the admin tools thoroughly. >>>> >>>> Seems that the admin login mechanism is somewhat broken? >>>> >>> Nope. Looks like your reverse proxy config is broken. >>> >>> Mark >>> >> Why do I need a reverse proxy? I am running Tomcat as >> a standalone local server and have no need to run Tomcat >> behind Apache or some other frontend webserver and I am >> using Netbeans for development/testing purposes. >> >> As far as I can tell, my JSP applications runs fine. It's >> just that out of curiosity that I looked into admin page >> and it seems a bit messed up, but once logged in although >> weirdly, just by reentering the admin at the URL line the >> second time seems to get correctly routed. >> >> Seems strange to me... >> >> Thanks, >> Dan >> > Looking at the URLs ... it's easy to get the impression there is a > reverse proxy at work. How did the :8080 creep in there if you are > really running tomcat standalone on port 80? > > --David I have Apache running at port 80 and Tomcat running at port 8080.
By default I think, Tomcat's web port is 8080. I have not changed anything in Server.xml. I have however changed: web.xml & tomcat-users.xml. In order to get v5.x & v6.x Tomcat running, I had to set group write directory permissions on: conf, logs, and work for NB and execute permissions on bin/*.sh Additionally, for v6.x, I had to set group write permissions on directories at and below: conf/Catalina for NB. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@tomcat.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@tomcat.apache.org
