Thanks. Problem has been solved.
In httpd.conf, the Tomcat configs were enclosed in a virtual host
block. When I removed the <VirtualHost > ... </VirtualHost> tags, the
problem went away and it now works correctly.
BTW, I also observed the changing URL; that, too, has gone away.
Jerry
Adam Hardy wrote:
> On 12/16/2003 05:55 PM jford wrote:
>
>> This may have been asked many times before, but I can't find it, in
>> part because I don't quite know what to search for and in part
>> because it may not even be a Tomcat-specific issue.
>> But it occurs because I'm trying to make Tomcat work, so here goes...
>> (if I'm wrong and the question needs to be redirected, I'm sure
>> someone will politely point it out to me :)
>>
>> I have Apache 1.3.27 and Tomcat 4.1.27 running under Red Hat 9.0
>> Linux. The two webservers are connected by mod_jk.
>> When I go to http://localhost from the browser on the Linux box, I
>> get Apache's index page.
>>
>> http://localhost:8080 gets me Tomcat's index page.
>> And http://localhost/examples gets me the Tomcat examples directory
>> listing with an Apache port 80 slug at the bottom. When I drill down
>> to the examples themselves, they work.
>>
>> So I know the Apache->mod_jK->Tomcat connection is correctly configured.
>>
>> But when I try it from the live web, using my domain name, I cannot
>> get to the Tomcat pages.
>>
>> http://www.katzenjammer.us gets me my website.
>> http://www.katzenjammer.us:8080 gets me Tomcat's index page, and,
>> again, I am able to drill down into the examples themselves and they
>> work.
>>
>> But http://www.katzenjammer.us/examples and
>> http://www.katzenjammer.us/examples/jsp/index.jsp get me 404 page
>> not found errors.
>>
>> My webserver sits behind a Netgear firewall router, which has been
>> configured to allow ports 80, 8080, and 8009 to get through to the
>> webserver.
>>
>> Can somebody tell me what I"m doing wrong?
>
>
> There is another thread on this subject called "url changing to
> localhost" where the poster mentioned something about Apache's
> ProxyPass setting. No idea what it is myself, but it might help :)
>
> Adam
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