Why encrypt with letsencrypt.org
What is a URL ? O'reilly publisher "Networks is a very simple concept known only to a few" A url is divided up into three parts. HEAD : IP ADDRESS OF ORIGIN and DESTINATION BODY : contains Index.html from tomcat TAIL : CHECKSUM for developers to check the sum total number of bytes are same as in the body. Check if no bytes got lost on the way. TOR : when a user's URL travels through TOR network the origin ip address is extracted from URL and its ip address replaced instead. Then on the way back ip address is then placed back with users ip address so it can find it's way home. This system of SecureByDesign is so effective as consumer protection , that Facebook has moved its servers inside the TOR so as to quicken the network traffic travelling through TOR. Although they know they have exposed their server IP address to TOR. But they dont mind that. Obviously if you are dumb enough to login via a pop box or html form then the whole idea of using TOR is negated. SSL will encrypt and decrypt via its own dedicated port.
Re: Getting 404 error while accessing URL after deployment
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA256 Megha, On 5/5/20 00:23, Megha Agrawal wrote: > Hi, > >> Where did you look for the logs ? > I look into the files inside the logs folder. > >> Please check your Tomcat configuration. If there are errors >> during the deployment they must be written to logs/catalina.out. > > There is no file named Catalina.out in the logs folder. In > logs/catalina.txt file no such error logged that means deployment > of project is successful.> Project is deploying successfully but > unable to run the API related to project. Usually on Windows, using the Windows Service, you'll see some other files and not catalina.out. I think they are something like localhost-stdout-[date].txt or something like that. But you should stop Tomcat, delete all logs, start Tomcat and inspect every file in the logs/ directory to see if there are any indications of what may be the problem. - -chris > From: Martin Grigorov Sent: Monday, May 4, 2020 7:49 PM To: Tomcat > Users List Subject: Re: Getting 404 error while accessing URL after > deployment > > Hi, > > On Mon, May 4, 2020 at 5:02 PM Megha Agrawal > wrote: > >> Hi >> >> I am trying to deploy my project on the tomcat server and access >> the URL using browser. Project is deploying successfully on the >> server but unable to access URL related to that project. Also, >> logs are not generating for the deployment and request. Therefore >> unable to find the reason for the problem. >> > > Where did you look for the logs ? Please check your Tomcat > configuration. If there are errors during the deployment they must > be written to logs/catalina.out. > > >> >> I am using the following configurations: Tomcat version: 9.0.34 >> Operating system: Windows 10 (64-bit) IDE: Eclipse (Version: >> 2019-03 (4.11.0), Build id: 20190314-1200) Java: JDK-8 >> >> The same project is running fine on other machines and also other >> projects are running fine on this server. Please look into this >> issue and provide some details about it. >> >> Thanks and regards Megha Agrawal >> > > -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - https://www.enigmail.net/ iQIzBAEBCAAdFiEEMmKgYcQvxMe7tcJcHPApP6U8pFgFAl6yyRUACgkQHPApP6U8 pFiVoQ//Uy1HmvCPat7XG1yURUzTpzU9yyB9De94+wnMy3jWSK9wcNRNF/4R2QC5 9ehATbhLIWm1fBi+JZV4Ihxl61G9fcj88JdiET1NrZ9i4xK3MBV57yCTEKCVTjp+ ED6m65JuCsx6p0h0ymWqHjI8sKrDNa2oKEIUj2jhn4H3yVBKTfxS3lsc3+UjHL/S hd/MYgRFd8xaxsrBJx88uklzdwWkDBNlbxW+UP30gR9ssmkBDrQ1oCHLBgvhH5K5 if4kFtSMTDG4bnN3Tb01btIwOYyRbLfovLzy4T3GRxeHa1RxBiyoDZVaKGuOxZsu m6AMHL98fPieHqlUfuUIkFS7SHh6LBWQDCu49JEUNxGCMw1D7VJrCsQ4jJ0fVPsB RCnDNOCXcxInFDSvLe1hhyav4VMLil3492IGHAWzgBhlNBhm8Hq7lc8ZZER7t0hQ Y3izZLoLauHoGX1aMb3Yr/ul2hAgbMHbd0EX/US38mJZtGDnBfxuNtPZMHJIeXgW D+kmCO9b9H0i7M6IeNJ569dx4Cb+slfae2PcP8RkRKkgVr2oFciQOkXd9ztzt0yc HWhGe0dHNLKBHGuZkvCsQQb+qHcUEEqzALujOMrUzxIVd2ML07Xqfe6XB6d8TS50 S8e+MctoejJZXWegezNiS3EdoFMXyuOmiBp2fYN4kyCUi0ssefg= =HTXS -END PGP SIGNATURE- - To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@tomcat.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@tomcat.apache.org
RE: Changing the Java using by Tomcat [EXTERNAL]
No we do this and use AdoptOpen JDK. If you are setting JAVA_HOME in any tomcat
config like a setenv file or catalina file make sure to change those to point
to the install of AdoptOpenJDK.
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Changing the Java using by Tomcat
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We are using tomcat 9.0.6 and we want to change existing JAVA used by tomcat
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Is this possible? if so can anyone please send us details how to approach this.
Thanks in Advance
Regards,
Krishna
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