Apache
The most common reason is that you have your JkMount statements nested in
the VirtualHost for port 80. If so, then you need to copy them to the
VirtualHost for port 443 as well.
Of course, without knowing your configuration, all I can do is guess ;-).
Ramanan Ramadoss [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
://raibledesigns.com/tomcat/ssl-howto.html
http:localhost:443 works but http:localhost:443/application where the
application is served by Tomcat does not work.
Both of the above url work if I use port 80 instead of 443.
Any help or pointers is greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Ramanan Ramadoss
Thanks a lot. Your help has been invaluable.
I am not seeing Tomcat 4.1.24 download files on the website. I can see the
Tomcat 4.1.27 downloads. Is there any place in particular I should be
looking for the old binaries.
-Original Message-
From: John Turner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
. Otherwise,
it gets really lonely out there.
John
Ramanan Ramadoss wrote:
We have our webserver and app server on two separate physical machines but
on the same LAN sub-net. But the information has to be in encrypted form
so
that the information is not in a readable form even to the system
and Apache are
running on the same computer or at least running in the same LAN sub-net.
Ramanan Ramadoss wrote:
Thanks for your reply.
We need to implement end to end encryption. I do not have an option with
respect to the OS. I have Windows 2000 as our OS for both the webserver
and
app
John
Ramanan Ramadoss wrote:
Dear friends,
I am a newbie and have to set up a secure enviroment between tomcat
and
apache.
Can someone tell me which is the stable production ssl version of
tomcat and apache? Is there a ssl version of mod_jk or mod_j2 connector?
If
no which
Dear friends,
I am a newbie and have to set up a secure enviroment between tomcat and
apache.
Can someone tell me which is the stable production ssl version of
tomcat and apache? Is there a ssl version of mod_jk or mod_j2 connector? If
no which connector should we use? Where can I get
