Great example, thank u
Question:
"BackEnd
Address 10.0.6.1
Port 8080
End"
I am pretty sure the tomcat site is going out over 80 not 8080 at the
moment. We found a way of doing that. But the Address in Backend is
supposed to be the floating ip assigned by keepalived to which DNS is
pointing for the main site? The "Service" entry goes into each config file
on master and slave? the .* is needed after each entry for HeadRequire and
URL?
thanks!
On Thu, 4 Jun 2009 19:35:46 -0400, Edward Capriolo <[email protected]>
wrote:
> Some sites require mod_jk for example half of the application is php
> server by apache. The other half is jsp server by tomcat.
>
> Normally in this case
> apache runs on port 80
> and tomcat jkconnector runs on 8009
> tomcat runs on 8080
>
> First verify that tomcat is indeed running on port 8080 by looking in
> the server XML
> I am serving a hudson server off tomcat like so.
>
> Service
> HeadRequire "Host:.*www.jointhegrid.com.*"
> Url "/hudson.*"
> #xHTTP 2
> BackEnd
> Address 10.0.6.1
> Port 8080
> End
> End
>
>
>
> On Wed, Jun 3, 2009 at 8:20 AM, Tim Dunphy<[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>>
>> Guys
>>
>> Our site is pumped out via tomcat, not apache per se. Apache connects
>> via
>> mod_jk to tomcat.
>>
>> If you stop apache, even on both of our web servers, the site stays
up!
>> However, if you stop tomcat on even one of the servers, the site becomes
>> unavailable.
>>
>> How do I tell pound to be aware of tomcat not just apache?
>>
>> thanks
>> Tim
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