Re: allowTrace attribute causing problems inthe adminapplication

2004-03-01 Thread Jeff Tulley
Thanks Guenter.  I'm actually acutely aware of that, being the person
responsible for configuring and installing Tomcat on NetWare 6.5.

I had it in my example steps below, since that is exactly what appears
on a clean install right from the tarball or zip file.

THe problem turned out to be a CVS tagging issue.  My patch worked not
because of the code that I put into it, but since I was effectively
adding the connector part of Larry's fixes to 4.1.30 where they had been
missing before.

 [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2/27/04 4:21:57 PM 
Hi Jeff,
I've not seen the first post from you, so ignore if that isnt your
problem...
 I just did the following steps:
 1) downloaded jakarta-tomcat-4.1.30.zip from jakarta.apache.org
 2) unzipped the zip file
 3) edited conf\tomcat-users.xml, adding the admin and manager
roles
 to the tomcat user
 4) Start up Tomcat (catalina start)
 5) hit http://localhost:8080 
 6) Navigate to the Tomcat Administration link
 7) login as tomcat
 8) Click on the icon that expances Service(Tomcat-Standalone)
 9) Click on Connector(8009)
 10) have the problem
port 8009 isnt free on NetWare but used by RemoteManager, you have to
configure another one for the connector in server.xml

Guenter.



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RE: allowTrace attribute causing problems inthe adminapplication

2004-02-27 Thread Mark Thomas
Just rebuilt Tomcat 4 from CVS, followed your steps and I do not see this
problem. (Win XP, JDK1.4.2_03).

 -Original Message-
 From: Jeff Tulley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 Sent: Friday, February 27, 2004 10:44 PM
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: Re: allowTrace attribute causing problems inthe 
 adminapplication
 
 I just did the following steps:
 1) downloaded jakarta-tomcat-4.1.30.zip from jakarta.apache.org
 2) unzipped the zip file
 3) edited conf\tomcat-users.xml, adding the admin and 
 manager roles
 to the tomcat user
 4) Start up Tomcat (catalina start)
 5) hit http://localhost:8080
 6) Navigate to the Tomcat Administration link
 7) login as tomcat
 8) Click on the icon that expances Service(Tomcat-Standalone)
 9) Click on Connector(8009)
 10) have the problem 
 
 These are the exact same steps I did with the tarball on Linux.
 
 I haven't tried out my fix on the Windows install, the steps above are
 hot off of the presses.  :)
 
  [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2/27/04 3:36:02 PM 
 I can't reproduce this one either.  Clean install might be the
 answer...
 
 
  Yeah, I saw this on a newly-downloaded Tomcat 4.1.30 on SUSE linux
 8.2,
  java 1.3.1 (Sun?)  I first saw it on NetWare, JVM 1.4.2.  I thought
 it
  was something I had done wrong on NetWare, so I quickly tried it on
  Linux.
  
  Let me try a restart as you suggest, and try it on Windows with a
 clean
  download.
 
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RE: allowTrace attribute causing problems inthe adminapplication

2004-02-27 Thread Jeff Tulley
I'm wondering if it is fixed in the head of CVS in some manner, then

 [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2/27/04 3:57:05 PM 
Just rebuilt Tomcat 4 from CVS, followed your steps and I do not see
this
problem. (Win XP, JDK1.4.2_03).

 -Original Message-
 From: Jeff Tulley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 Sent: Friday, February 27, 2004 10:44 PM
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 Subject: Re: allowTrace attribute causing problems inthe 
 adminapplication
 
 I just did the following steps:
 1) downloaded jakarta-tomcat-4.1.30.zip from jakarta.apache.org
 2) unzipped the zip file
 3) edited conf\tomcat-users.xml, adding the admin and 
 manager roles
 to the tomcat user
 4) Start up Tomcat (catalina start)
 5) hit http://localhost:8080 
 6) Navigate to the Tomcat Administration link
 7) login as tomcat
 8) Click on the icon that expances Service(Tomcat-Standalone)
 9) Click on Connector(8009)
 10) have the problem 
 
 These are the exact same steps I did with the tarball on Linux.
 
 I haven't tried out my fix on the Windows install, the steps above
are
 hot off of the presses.  :)
 
  [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2/27/04 3:36:02 PM 
 I can't reproduce this one either.  Clean install might be the
 answer...
 
 
  Yeah, I saw this on a newly-downloaded Tomcat 4.1.30 on SUSE linux
 8.2,
  java 1.3.1 (Sun?)  I first saw it on NetWare, JVM 1.4.2.  I
thought
 it
  was something I had done wrong on NetWare, so I quickly tried it
on
  Linux.
  
  Let me try a restart as you suggest, and try it on Windows with a
 clean
  download.
 

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Re: allowTrace attribute causing problems inthe adminapplication

2004-02-27 Thread Guenter Knauf
Hi Jeff,
I've not seen the first post from you, so ignore if that isnt your problem...
 I just did the following steps:
 1) downloaded jakarta-tomcat-4.1.30.zip from jakarta.apache.org
 2) unzipped the zip file
 3) edited conf\tomcat-users.xml, adding the admin and manager roles
 to the tomcat user
 4) Start up Tomcat (catalina start)
 5) hit http://localhost:8080
 6) Navigate to the Tomcat Administration link
 7) login as tomcat
 8) Click on the icon that expances Service(Tomcat-Standalone)
 9) Click on Connector(8009)
 10) have the problem
port 8009 isnt free on NetWare but used by RemoteManager, you have to configure 
another one for the connector in server.xml

Guenter.



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