John Renne wrote:
>Can I ask you what you consider insecure about AJP by the way?
AJP is, apart from some simple encoding of a few headers which are easily
decoded, a plain text protocol. There is zero encryption. Hence it is not
secure.
I suggest you read the AJP protocol definition in the d
> What is the typical setup in the enterprise apps? Do they just SSL
> terminate at the reverse proxy OR do they setup SSL at both apache and
> tomcat? In the former case, obviously the link is insecure between apache
> and tomcat.
>
The most common setup I've seen is to terminate the SSL connect
What is the typical setup in the enterprise apps? Do they just SSL
terminate at the reverse proxy OR do they setup SSL at both apache and
tomcat? In the former case, obviously the link is insecure between apache
and tomcat.
seeking pretty basic clarification..
On Mon, May 28, 2012 at 12:30 AM, A
2012/5/29 Mark Eggers :
>
> And as Chuck as mentioned, your developers should really not use stdout /
> stderr for logging. There are lots of quite nice and easy to use logging
> frameworks available.
+1
+ Configure your logging framework do not print anything to the
console, if it already writ
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> From: "Muriithi, Priscilla K."
> To: Tomcat Users List
> Cc:
> Sent: Monday, May 28, 2012 9:43 AM
> Subject: RE: jsvc catalina.out log wont rotate
>
>T he logs were rotating before i installed JDK and used the jsvc to start
>tomcat
> service. This is configured
Hi,
I am using Tomcat 7.0.11 and environment is win 7 home premium with
servlet/jsp/jstl with netbeans 7.01
I have form where in I upload the image to the folder C://xx using
apache commons file upload and then store the file name to the
DB.Everything is good till here.
Then when I want t
Charles,
Thanks for the reply earlier today.
It has been implemented and works, except for the fact that the service
manager now indicates that the service is not running while in fact it
is, which leaves me worried about what happens if I use any button in
the service manager.
In an older re
The logs were rotating before i installed JDK and used the jsvc to start tomcat
service. This is configured under Red Hat Linux 5.4 and Tomcat 5.5.
From: Caldarale, Charles R [chuck.caldar...@unisys.com]
Sent: Monday, May 28, 2012 12:28 PM
To: Tomcat Users
> From: Muriithi, Priscilla K. [mailto:priscilla.murii...@thermofisher.com]
> Subject: jsvc catalina.out log wont rotate
> How can I configure tomcat startup/shutdown script using jsvc to rotate
> catalina.out log.
Read the FAQ:
http://wiki.apache.org/tomcat/FAQ/Logging#Q6
> The catalina.out
Hi Everyone,
How can I configure tomcat startup/shutdown script using jsvc to rotate
catalina.out log. The catalina.out log is filling up so fast causing DoS.
Thanks,
Priscilla
Chuck,
Thanks a lot. "net start Tomcat6" and "net stop Tomcat6" does the trick
of starting and stopping Tomcat, so I will gratefully use this.
The only thing that is less elegant about this solution is that after
using "net start Tomcat6" the service manager still indicates that
Tomcat status
On 05/28/2012 10:30 AM, Aman Arora wrote:
Respected All,
i hope this question is relevant .
Not really :)
Have you tried to build it and is mod_jk.so produced?
Hope you are not trying that on windows, cause it can be
tricky for someone that tries to build it for the first time.
Regards
--
Respected All,
i hope this question is relevant .
Thanks,
Aman Arora
What problem are you trying to solve by doing this? It seems to serve little
purpose. Decrypt the traffic from the browser using Apache httpd, then
re-encrypt the data and pass it onto tomcat. Why? I am sure it will work fine,
but your performance will depend on the traffic you have. No one can
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