Kevin Williams wrote:
I cant do a clean install on a production server. I did do this on a
development server and everything worked fine. It's strange that my change
to the server.xml caused logging to stop working completely. is there a
log4j properties file i should add someone to get loggin
I cant do a clean install on a production server. I did do this on a
development server and everything worked fine. It's strange that my change
to the server.xml caused logging to stop working completely. is there a
log4j properties file i should add someone to get logging working again?
On Fri
Kevin Williams wrote:
I think I may have a logging problem. All my logs are completely
empty. I get a log4j warning to stdout and that's it. How can I fix
the logging problem. This is a need problem.
Start with a clean install without your webapps. Logging will work out of
the box (assumin
I think I may have a logging problem. All my logs are completely
empty. I get a log4j warning to stdout and that's it. How can I fix
the logging problem. This is a need problem.
On 5/9/08, Mark Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Kevin Williams wrote:
>> But when i try to connect to https://
Kevin Williams wrote:
But when i try to connect to https://host:8443, i get no response. i also
tried telneting to that port to see if it was at least open from the server
its running on (to eliminate a firewall problem) and i get connection
refused. I don't beleive the daemon is running on the
otocol="TLS"/>
> Tutorial located at
> http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-5.5-doc/ssl-howto.html
> Martin
>
> -- Original
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>> Message - From: "Kevin Williams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>> Sent: Thursday, May 08, 2008 5:10 PM
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I followed the instructions to setup the ssl server for tomcat(stand alone)
on the website. I'm using v5.5 with jre 1.5 on solaris. I created my
keystore, got a signed cert from my CA and inserted it into the keystore,
added my CA chain certs to the keystore. I modified the server.xml file to
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