https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=50346
Mark Thomas <ma...@apache.org> changed:
What |Removed |Added
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Status|NEW |RESOLVED
Resolution| |INVALID
--- Comment #1 from Mark Thomas <ma...@apache.org> 2010-11-27 02:43:14 EST ---
The ASF doesn't provide the packages used by Ubuntu (or any other Linux
distribution for that matter). The ASF has no control over how the packages are
installed, which httpd modules are included and how Tomcat and httpd are
configured. Each linux distribution does its own packaging so if you want to
see improvements to the packaging on Unbuntu you need to address your concerns
to the Unbuntu team.
If it has taken you a week to get http://localhost:8080/War/Sandy4 (which
appears to be going direct to Tomcat and not using httpd at all) that suggests
that something is badly wrong with the Ubuntu packaging, the WAR you were
trying to deploy was broken, that you need help understanding Tomcat or any
combination of the above. It should take about 30s to get a WAR running with
Tomcat. If you need help with Tomcat, the users mailing list is the place to
get it. (Note bugs that look like support requests will just get closed as
invalid). You should also be aware that the first suggestion from the users
list is likely to be to throw away whatever Tomcat install was provided by
Unbuntu and start again with the tar.gz distribution from the ASF.
Regaarding removing the :8080, there are a number of options including not
using httpd at all. If you do use httpd, there is a little configuration
involved (and you might needs an extra httpd module or two) but it certaily
should not be a difficult thing to do. The best approach from the range if
options available will depend on your circumstances. Again the users mailing
list is the place to get help.
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