Apache - Tomcat FIGHT!
Lance F. Squire
lance-5ZoueyuiTZhBDgjK7y7TUQ at public.gmane.org
Wed Jun 2 20:08:11 UTC 2004
I have an Apache web server with Tomcat installed.
During a mad scramble to find why the Tomcat wasn't visable from outside
Imade many modifications the the httpd.conf file. The problem proved to
be a DNS error somewhere between us and the customer.
Unfortunatly, now ONLY Tomcat can be seen from the server, no regular
access or even https:// access without the Tomcat error screen.
If I kill the proxypass that should allow other access the Tomcat site
dissappears!
Here's the relivent sections of httpd.conf:
.....
# Defaults for virtual hosts
NameVirtualHost <Server>:80
.....
<VirtualHost <Server>:80>
ServerName www.<Site>
ServerAlias *<Site>
DocumentRoot /home/<Site Owner>/
ServerAdmin <Site Owner>
ProxyPass / http://localhost:8080/<SiteTomcatdir>
ProxyPassReverse / http://localhost:8080/<SiteTomcatdir>
ProxyPass /NCCLive http://localhost:8080/<SiteTomcatdir>
ProxyPassReverse /NCCLive http://localhost:8080/<SiteTomcatdir>
</VirtualHost>
.....
ProxyPass /<SiteTomcatdir>/ http://localhost:8080/<SiteTomcatdir>/
ProxyPassReverse /<SiteTomcatdir>/ http://localhost:8080/<SiteTomcatdir>/
ProxyPass /<SiteTomcatdir>/ http://localhost:8080/<SiteTomcatdir>/
ProxyPassReverse /<SiteTomcatdir>/ http://localhost:8080/<SiteTomcatdir>/
ProxyPass / http://localhost:8080/<SiteTomcatdir>/
ProxyPassReverse / http://localhost:8080/<SiteTomcatdir>/
I should be able to remove the bottom one, but it breaks everything!
Confused...
Lance
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