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After logout with JDBCRealm FORM and if the welcome page
stays within the webapp, is it possible?
I wonder when the welcome page is within the webapp,
JDBCRealm will ask the username and password,
but after logout, welcome page within the webapp
should not be asked for username and password.
Shou
Hi!
Does somebody has the mod_jk.so binaries available for Solaris 10 (x86)?
I'm trying to compile it but I get a lot of errors (using gcc
3.3.2)
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>Why don't you use the ports system of FreeBSD?
>
>cd /usr/ports/www/mod_jk-apache2
>make
>make install
>make clean
>
>Ronald.
I had built Apache outside the ports tree, so I wanted to do the same with
mod_jk to avoid dependencies. I did install the jk from the ports, which
compiled correctly.
> From: Klotz Jr, Dennis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: can JNDIRealm connectionPassword be encrypted?
>
> Right now we have the tomcat instance running as a tomcat:tomcat user
> and group.
And, I hope, you have permissions for everything in Tomcat's directories
set to 750, and very, v
Chuck,
You have a very valid point.
Right now we have the tomcat instance running as a tomcat:tomcat user
and group. I realize that we are perhaps being a bit paranoid but the
original reason for obfuscating the password was in case someone found
an exploit within tomcat itself and gained shell a
> From: Klotz Jr, Dennis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: can JNDIRealm connectionPassword be encrypted?
>
> To me and my co-workers that login still represents a large
> security risk if someone can gain access to the file
> server.xml.
If someone can gain access to server.xml, you es
David,
Thanks for the reply.
Maybe this will help. The user name and password are stored as plain text
within the server.xml file. That is how it is today. The documentation
recommends that AD be setup with a very limited Read Only user account that has
privileges for scanning just AD.
To m
My Tomcat 5.0.28 running on Windows 2000 Pro is not dumping to
$CATALINA_HOME\logs\catalina.out at all.
$CATALINA_HOME\conf\server.xml contains the following, but no reference to
catalina.out:
Tomcat is dumping out some traces to the above two files, but the traces
that
First i don't know active directory.
However, in a global security point of view, your request
is surprising, specially if the intend was to prevent publicity
of password to people accessing the context.xml. If the
AD protocol would accept that client send an md5 hash
of password instead of plai
I would recommend placing Apache in front of Tomcat. You can also use
mod_security on Apache to further lock down your application. I have found
that if you want security, do not use Tomcat by itself. I never liked the
idea of placing keystore passwords in XML files. At least Apache prompts you
for
I would recommend placing Apache in front of Tomcat. You can also use
mod_security on Apache to further lock down your application. I have found
that if you want security, do not use Tomcat by itself. I never liked the
idea of placing keystore passwords in XML files. At least Apache prompts you
for
Thank you, Jess...
I'm now trying to use the (log4j) ConfigurationServlet in order to learn
more about these problems...the information bellow is very usefull!
Alvim.
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De: Jess Holle [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Enviada em: sexta-feira, 14 de outubro de 2005 10:05
Para: T
I would recommend placing Apache in front of Tomcat. You can also use
mod_security on Apache to further lock down your application. I have found
that if you want security, do not use Tomcat by itself. I never liked the
idea of placing keystore passwords in XML files. At least Apache prompts you
for
If you are using tomcat 5.5.x, you are not recommended to put
element in the server.xml file according to the tomcat-docs...
so leaving the element as it is, define this in a context-xml file
which should be in $tomcat-home/conf/Catalina//.xml.
You can define your other Resource attributes such a
If you are using tomcat 5.5.x, you are not recommended to put
element in the server.xml file according to the tomcat-docs...
so leaving the element as it is, define this in a context-xml file
which should be in $tomcat-home/conf/Catalina//.xml.
You can define your other Resource attributes such a
Hello,
I've been battling this problem for a couple days now. I've googled it, and
have seen it posted other places, but with no solution (that I've found). I
also can't find anything in bugzilla (does not mean it's not there, just means
I can't find it). If anyone has experienced this and
A web-app I'm developing is expected to have many (possibly as many as 40-50)
servlets, some will be updating a database others retrieving information from a
database. All requests will be POSTs containing XML-formatted information.
Some of the servlets will be heavily used (retrieving the co
Hi,
Is there any way to know how many open connections are in the database
connection pool? I'd like to know how many connections are active/idle at
any point in time.
I'm using the javax.sql.DataSource with the MySQL JDBC driver. Tomcat
version 5.5.9.
Thanks,
Dhiren
Hello all,
I just started working on an existing webapp which runs under Tomcat
4.x. Being a 5.5 user myself I tried deploying the app on Tomcat 5.5.4,
but the application fails to work properly -- all static content is missing.
I tracked the problem down to different behaviour between the
i
Dheeraj,
When you run any code as a service with the default local system account it
does not have permissions to use network shares.
You could try running the service using a specific user account which has
access to the share or alternatively load the file using ftp, http or some
other prot
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Hi Dheeraj,
- Create a new local user, call it "TOMCAT" for example.
- Set some password for it
- Run your tomcat service under this user's credentials
- create the local user with exactly same name and password on the other
machine you're trying to
access
- make sure that local user has permissi
> Hi,
>
> I have to list the files on a particular folder on a network drive. My
> code is:
>
> File f = new File("host_ip_address\\folder1\\folder2");
> File files[] = f.listFiles();
> System.out.println("===>>>Files are: " + files);
>
> The same code works from a standlone java pr
Hello!
I am a newbie to Tomcat.
I have configured Tomcat as a standalone web server for HTTP and HTTPS.
and now I am trying to develop a secure aplication (using SSL) which will
do user authentication and perform user specific actions.
I need some help/tutorial (JAVA) which can guide me to authne
Discovered my problem with adding a second security-constraint as shown
below. After just putting the user-data-constraint element to the
previous security-constraint did the trick.
Thanks,
David
David Wall wrote:
I've just installed TC 5.5.12 and have configured it to allow for
HTTPS with
--- Brian Blount <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks for the quick response.
>
> I don't think this will help in my scenario. I
> don't
> need to perform an action when the session timeouts.
>
> Instead, when a user hits my web application after
> their session has timed out, I want to direct t
Thanks for the quick response.
I don't think this will help in my scenario. I don't
need to perform an action when the session timeouts.
Instead, when a user hits my web application after
their session has timed out, I want to direct them to
a particular page (different than the login page).
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De: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Enviado el: Viernes, 14 de Octubre de 2005 10:10 a.m.
Para: Tomcat Users List
Asunto: Re: Detecting Session Timeout in Tomcat
Why not implement the HttpSessionListe
Greetings,
I have a working JNDIRealm setup that connects with our local Active
Directory using the following Realm statement:
ldap://23.82.0.101:389";
alternateURL="ldap://23.82.0.100:389";
referrals="follow"
userBase="OU=BedfordRecipients,DC=co
Why not implement the HttpSessionListener and handle session timeouts
from that perspective? I've had success using this method, but don't
know if that will work for your scenario...HTH
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From: "Brian Blount"
To: users@tomcat.apache.org
Subject: Detecting Sessio
Hi,
I have a web-application running on Tomcat 4.1, which call the
following statement for connectiong to a database
DriverManager.getOpenConnection(param1, param2, param3)
to a database.
The application works without any problem(Windows-XP):.
I have now updated from Tomcat 4.1 to Tomcat 5.5,
Hello,
I need to be able to distinguish between a session
timeout vs the first time someone accesses my web
application. Within a single web application, I've
been able to use the following logic:
(request.isRequestedSessionIdValid() == false &&
(request.isRequestedSessionIdFromCookie() ||
re
Hi,
Is there any way to prevent Tomcat from displaying the default error
page? We'd like to simply pass the error 500 out to the enclosing
apache and let the webserver display the appropriate error code.
One choice would be to write a blank jsp that simply sets the error
status of the respo
Hello!
I am using tomcat 5.0.28, and I am searching for a way to set the domain of the
session cookie. I need to set the cookie domain to .mydomain.com and not to
www.mydomain.com.
I have been looking for it in many sites and books, but I don t find the way to
do it.
Can anyone help me? Th
Could it be some of your threads didn't go in the finally block for
the simple reason they are blocked somewhere else. Did you check all
Thread stacktraces to see of some http thread were not blocked
somewhere else?
Richard Mixon a écrit :
>Jon,
>
>Actually, the instance that keeps working is a "t
Matt,
For some reason it was smelling more like a race or contention problem. I
just do not understand the thread dump well enough to figure out exactly why
all 74 of he DBCP pools are in the exact same "Object.wait" process. The
little guide on thread dumps I'm using just does not cover that.
I
Jon,
Actually, the instance that keeps working is a "test" instance of the same
application.
The application uses "finally" blocks to be sure all connections are closed.
I do not believe it is a timeout issue - it has run for weeks with no
problems.
- Thanks - Richard
-Original Message
Thanks !! I'll try that too :-)
/David
Santosh Asbe wrote:
Hi,
Check this link
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=tomcat-user&m=108556070626723&w=2
Also your hung status of tomcat might be due to JVM and kernel threading.
Use the foloowing in catalina.sh
using the following:
export LD_ASSUME_
Is the Tomcat instance making connections to MySQL? Have you checked MySQL
to see if there are an abnormally large number of connections at the time
Tomcat fails? Do the MySQL logs tell you anything that suggests some of
these threads/sessions might be deadlocked?
-Original Message-
Fro
Check the memory usage on the JVM that's running Tomcat. If you see the
memory usage steadily tick upward, it's likely that somewhere in one of the
web apps (or perhaps in Tomcat itself) a thread is creating resources and
never releasing them. Could be a Collection somewhere that just keeps
growi
Paulo Alvim wrote:
Hi Jojo,
I'm with the same problem: I'd like to change the "log level" e also the
"appender configurations" without redeploy my war (my log4j.properties file
is bundled into the web-inf/classes)...
This is a major failing of the WAR format as I see it. You have to
redepl
I learnt that tomcat 5.5 uses a different logging facility and doesn't seem
to log by default.
So I installed log4j and commons-logging as of the instructions under
http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-5.5-doc/logging.html
but with the proposed loglevels it is hard to fish out any relevant information
Hi,
Check this link
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=tomcat-user&m=108556070626723&w=2
Also your hung status of tomcat might be due to JVM and kernel threading.
Use the foloowing in catalina.sh
using the following:
>
> export LD_ASSUME_KERNEL=2.4.1
It should be less or same to your kernel version
> From: Christoph Kukulies [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: 5.5.9 admin interface - get where?
>
> I'm trying to download jakarta-tomcat-5.5.9-admin.zip from somewhere.
> It seems that the archive of apache.org is unreachable.
Tomcat is in the process of moving to its own Apache project, rat
Richard,
This probably means database connections from a DBCP pool are being left
open. Code that opens connections from a pool must close them (using a
try/finally block), or the pool runs out of connections and things lock
up.
If you can't clean up the code, this page has a way to auto-cleanup
Hi there,
I have configured a global environment entry and a lifecycle listener in
server.xml:
[..]
The listener implements LifecycleListener and works fine.
Now I want to access the envionment entries in this listener by:
public void lifecycleEvent(LifecycleEvent event) {
if (
I installed 5.5.9 and in the course of debugging some opencms
stuff I'm wondering where access and error logs go when
the jk connector is used - that is, when tomcat fulfills the
request.
Then I would not expect the error caused by an inaccessible resource
to be logged in apache2\logs but rather i
Hi Jojo,
I'm with the same problem: I'd like to change the "log level" e also the
"appender configurations" without redeploy my war (my log4j.properties file
is bundled into the web-inf/classes)...
I have thought about a few - not very good - approaches (of course the best
one would be an "out-of
I'm trying to download jakarta-tomcat-5.5.9-admin.zip from somewhere.
It seems that the archive of apache.org is unreachable.
Anyone knowing a direct (trustable) ftp download site as an alternative?
Thanks.
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HI
I was wandering if anyone has experienced similar scenarios.
I have an IIS Web Server which uses JK 1.2 as the connection to the AJP
connector to a jboss 4.01 installation.
The worker.properties are set as follows:
worker.insight.port=8009
worker.insight.type=ajp13
worker.insight.c
One works and one doesn't.
Are the two web applications the same?
Are the DBCP and Datasource configurations the same?
In the application that doesn't work make sure connections are returned
to the pool for every code path. One leak and this could result in an
empty pool at its maximum size and
Why don't you use the ports system of FreeBSD?
cd /usr/ports/www/mod_jk-apache2
make
make install
make clean
Ronald.
On Thu Oct 13 19:37:06 CEST 2005 Tomcat Users List
wrote:
I?m trying to compile mod_jk 1.2.14 under FreeBSD 5.3. I have searched the
tomcat archives for the last 6 months, an
Hi Dola
This instruktion worked for me:
http://www.ex-parrot.com/~pete/tomcat-vhost.html
/Michael
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Sendt: 14. oktober 2005 03:11
Til: Tomcat Users List
Emne: Re: Help figuring out Virtual Hosts
Hi,
Getting back to this
One thing I forgot, that might be relevant.
Another Tomcat instance on the server continued to function just fine. It
also accesses a different MySQL database, but its served by the same MySQL
instance.
- Richard
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