Hi All,
We ran into a problem with JSP pages under Tomcat 5.5.9 which did not
exist under Tomcat 4.1.31.
In Tomcat 5.5.9 if we forward to a JSP page that is in a different
directory then the initial request the errorPage directive does not work
as we expected.
If we use a path relative
Hi there, I am using tomcat 5.5 as an RTSP server, and I need to send
response codes back, but I do not need to send any HTML response back. I
know that I can change the response page that is returned by editing web.xml
and adding the following
error-page
error-code404/error-code
Hi there, I am using tomcat 5.5 as an RTSP server, and I need to send
response codes back, but I do not need to send any HTML response back. I
know that I can change the response page that is returned by editing web.xml
and adding the following
error-page
error-code404/error-code
Hi,
Is there a way to have tomcat (4 and/or 5) share error
files between all applications (contexts).
No, there isn't. There's a similar thread going on right now for common
images. And there have been many similar threads in the past.
Use a version control system and package complete,
Is there a way to have tomcat (4 and/or 5) share error
files between all applications (contexts). I've tried
to add the error-page element in the global web.xml,
and while each app recognizes that element, it looks
within its own context for the page.
Example:
(in $CATALINA_HOME/conf/web.xml)
Hi!
I'm developing a java webapp
overTomcat 4.2, with client certificate authentication.
Is there any way to configure a customize error
page?
When I enter in the webapp with an appropiate
certificate, HTTPS runs fine.
And when I enter without it, ssl handshake detects
an error,
an
RTFM. web.xml has ways to do this based on the HTTP error code
yours would be the 404 HTTP error code
Luis Urueña Frías escribió:
Hi!
I'm developing a java webapp over Tomcat 4.2, with client
certificate authentication.
Is there any way to configure a customize error page?
When
Hi,
I,m using tomcat 5.0.27 and am trying to show custom error pages.
I added a couple of errorpage tags to my webapps web.xml and the
/conf/web.xml in the tomcat installation dir.
error-page
error-code500/error-code
location/error/error.html/location
/error-page
I think the essence of the request is to get Tomcat to not show a tomcat
error page under any circumstances. For those using Tomcat stand-alone,
(ie: they do not have the benefit of being able to use custom apache error
pages), is there a solution?
If you say that errorpages specified in web.xml
Message-
From: Mike Curwen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 05, 2004 2:44 PM
To: 'Tomcat Users List'
Subject: RE: custom error pages
I think the essence of the request is to get Tomcat to not show a
tomcat
error page under any circumstances. For those using Tomcat
stand-alone,
(ie
I would like to override tomcats' error messages for
all webapps. I added the following to conf/web.xml:
error-page
error-code503/error-code
location/error/error.jsp/location
/error-page
error-page
error-code404/error-code
I'm sorry to insist...anyone at Jakarta knows about this problem??
Gustavo Rodríguez wrote:
Hi everyone! We were working in this issue some time ago, and
reported that when using the clientAuth=want parameter, we got the
following exception:
java.net.SocketException: Socket Closed at
Hi everyone! We were working in this issue some time ago, and
reported that when using the clientAuth=want parameter, we got the
following exception:
java.net.SocketException: Socket Closed
at java.net.PlainSocketImpl.setOption(PlainSocketImpl.java:177)
We left it for some time, as
(Hi everyone! Here i'm again, asking for some help about https
authentication and custom error pages.)
Dear Mr. Bill Barker,
We've used clientAuth=want as you suggested; and now we've managed to
know that a client tried to access the application without a valid
certificate. That's is OK, and we
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(Hi everyone! Here i'm again, asking for some help about https
authentication and custom error pages.)
Dear Mr. Bill Barker,
We've used clientAuth=want as you suggested; and now we've managed to
know that a client
Hi everyone!
I'm using SSL client authentication in a tomcat 5.0.19. Everything goes
fine, but i need some help customizing error pages.
When a client want to use my application, the browser asks him to choose
a valid certificate, but perhaps he hasn't a valid one. If he doesn't
have
the
case where there is no cert sent.
Carlos Guardiola [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Hi everyone!
I'm using SSL client authentication in a tomcat 5.0.19. Everything goes
fine, but i need some help customizing error pages.
When a client want to use my application
Hi,
I am using Tomcat 4.0. How to customize error pages?
Your help will be valuable for us.
Thanks and Regards,
Krishnamoorthy Rao
PLAYWIN - Vashi
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Hi,
I am using Tomcat 4.0. How to customize error pages?
Your help will be valuable for us.
Thanks and Regards,
Krishnamoorthy Rao
PLAYWIN - Vashi
, 2004 8:14 AM
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Hi,
I am using Tomcat 4.0. How to customize error pages?
Your help will be valuable for us.
Thanks and Regards,
Krishnamoorthy Rao
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Hi,
I am using tomcat 4.1.18. I want to be able to redirect a user to a
standard error page 500 when someone tries to access a .jsp in my
webapp. Is there a standard mechanism to do this in tomcat or will i
have to do:
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/faq/misc.html#error
-Tim
Mufaddal Khumri wrote:
Hi,
I am using tomcat 4.1.18. I want to be able to redirect a user to a
standard error page 500 when someone tries to access a .jsp in my
webapp. Is there a standard mechanism to do this in tomcat or will i
Howdy,
Define an exception, e.g. MyException. Define an error-page (in web.xml) for
that exception. Throw that exception from your servlet.
Yoav Shapira
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Hi,
I am using FORM based authentication and JNDIRealm. Is it possible to have
custom error
Hi,
I am using FORM based authentication and JNDIRealm. Is it possible to have custom
error pages in Tomcat? Apart from Invalid username and password, I want to check for
another attribute and if that attribute is not set, I want to throw another message.
Thanks
Naveen
SMS using the Yahoo
Hi all,
I have setup some custom error pages and have updated
$CATALINA_HOME/conf/web.xml to direct to these pages should an error occur.
However, when a error is raised the app automatically looks within
/webapp/Errors for the pages instead of /ROOT/Errors where I would like it
to look.
Errors
Howdy,
The url-pattern for error pages in web.xml is relative to your docBase.
C'est tout.
Yoav Shapira
Millennium ChemInformatics
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To: 'Tomcat Users List'
Subject: Custom Error Pages
Merci :O)
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Sent: 19 June 2003 15:28
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: RE: Custom Error Pages
Howdy,
The url-pattern for error pages in web.xml is relative to your docBase.
C'est tout.
Yoav Shapira
Millennium ChemInformatics
Hi,
I have just started learning JSP Tomcat so please be gentle.
I am currently designing a webapp and was trying to get some custom
error pages working (currently just to handle 404, page cannot be
found). However they don't seem to work in Internet Explorer.
All of the default Tomcat
it on
the server.
--- Tim
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From: Lee W [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 11 June 2003 14:29
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Custom error pages Internet Explorer
Hi,
I have just started learning JSP Tomcat so please be gentle.
I am currently designing a webapp
custom message in not-found.jsp.
HTH - MOD
--- Lee W [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have just started learning JSP Tomcat so please
be gentle.
I am currently designing a webapp and was trying to
get some custom
error pages working (currently just to handle 404,
page cannot be
found
Michael Duffy wrote:
Hi Lee,
Do you have error-page tags in your web.xml? You
can tell Tomcat to send 404 errors to a JSP of your
choosing by adding something like this to web.xml,
after welcome-file-list and before taglib:
error-page
error-code404/error-code
location/not-found.jsp/location
What is going on with my typing today :-
Do you think to is any OK was to have done it or could it cause problems ?
Should have read as:
Do you think is was OK to have done it like this or could it cause
problems ?
-
To
Nope, perfectly okay.
One other thing you might want to know: if your JSPs
use an error page, your servlet will have to set the
request attribute javax.servlet.jsp.jspException in
your doPost(), like this:
try
{
// useful stuff here
}
catch (Exception e)
{
servletContext.log(e.getMessage(), e);
Would anyone be willing to share a good error JSP to be used with the
error-page tag in web.xml?
What kinds of things do you typically show? Is there a way to capture the
stack trace with out showing it to the user? Maybe as an HTML comment below
a bunch of br's so they won't see it unless
Wendy Smoak wrote:
Would anyone be willing to share a good error JSP to be used with the
error-page tag in web.xml?
What kinds of things do you typically show? Is there a way to capture the
stack trace with out showing it to the user? Maybe as an HTML comment below
a bunch of br's so they won't
I use this page (hopefully attached) ...
Its not pretty but nice for debugging - but its not(and should not be) for
production either.
For production use - show a pretty page and log the rest somewhere. Maybe
showing an ID in case someone reports it, then a tech can look at the dump in
the
D'oh. Didn't make it. Here it is inline ... This is also a classic example of
everything ugly jsp ;) (But it works real nice for me) ...
-Tim
--start of page--
%@ page import=java.net.InetAddress
import=java.util.Enumeration %
%
Cookie[] cookies = request.getCookies();
String
Tim wrote:
Here it is inline ... This is also a classic example of
everything ugly jsp ;) (But it works real nice for me) ...
I have one of those, too... It's called 'debug.jsp' and it gets %@ include
file=debug.jsp %'ed on my tiles layout page so it shows up everywhere.
Then when I deploy
My own error-pages are designed to hide as much as possible from the
end-user (and write to the server-logs if necessary), so I'm not much help
here. If you want to print the stack trace, the best I can think of is (for
a jsp error-page):
pre class=error!-- define the 'error' class in your css
Hey gang,
I've created a Controller servlet which has a servlet-mapping capturing all requests
to /mirakel.do. This servlet determines based on the querystring/session/etc where it
should send the request and then does a request.getRequestDispatcher(some JSP
page).forward(req,resp). When my
Greetings !
I'm having problems configuring error pages in Tomcat. I've written a
servlet called ErrorHandler that should handle any exceptions thrown by
my servlets. Inside the web.xml of my web application I specified :
error-page
exception-typejavax.servlet.ServletException/exception-type
Nobody uses this?
I added these lines to my web.xml
error-page
exception-typejava.lang.Exception/exception-type
location/ponto/error.jsp/location
/error-page
With this, any thrown exception should be redirected to
/ponto/error.jsp, right?
Well, it seems that when
I added these lines to my web.xml
error-page
exception-typejava.lang.Exception/exception-type
location/ponto/error.jsp/location
/error-page
With this, any thrown exception should be redirected to
/ponto/error.jsp, right?
Well, it seems that when an Servlet generates
I addes these lines to my web.xml
error-page
exception-typejava.lang.Exception/exception-type
location/ponto/error.jsp/location
/error-page
With this, any thrown exception must be redirected to
/ponto/error.jsp, right?
Well, it seems that when an Servlet generates an
works correctly, but I get the Tomcat default error
pages for file not found and auth error. Showing default server error
pages looks quite unprofessional, so I want to not do this. Any
sugestions?
Thanks!
Btw, is there any company which sells commercial support for Tomcat?
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I was playing around with creating some custom error pages for a
web application
(servlets and JSPs
Hi
I would like to know how can I set tomcat to output my own custom error pages
when i get error 403, 404, 500 and so on rather than tomcats error pages.
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Try adding these definitions to your web.xml
error-page
error-code404/error-code
location/Failure.jsp/location
/error-page
error-page
exception-typejava.io.IOException/exception-type
location/Failure.jsp/location
/error
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I would like to know how can I set tomcat to output my own custom error
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Hi
I would like to know how can I set tomcat
Hi,
I'm trying to pick up error codes and display custom error pages. The one I'm working
with currently is the 401 error in the case of failed logins. I've added the following
in my /conf/web.xml:
error-page
error-code401/error-code
locationerror.html/location
/error-page
Users List'
Subject: Error on startup when using custom error pages
Hi,
I'm trying to pick up error codes and display custom error pages. The one I'm working
with currently is the 401 error in the case of failed logins. I've added the following
in my /conf/web.xml:
error-page
error
the wrong tree here. The reason I want to change
this is because my error pages (sometimes) do not get displayed. My
suspicion is that the buffer has already been flushed, and therefore the
redirect / forward is failing.
Any thoughts would be appreciated...
Larry
How do I configure standard error pages like 403, 404 etc. for Tomcat?
I've gone through the Tomcat documentation breifly but can't find
anything about it.
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I've gone through the Tomcat documentation breifly but can't find
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When tomcat displays error messages after an exception in the underlying
application typically does some formatting on the error produced (ie
adding styles).
I use mod_jk to run my application where the jsp/servlets function fine
over the connector to tomcat. However if an error occurs
In Apache's httpd.conf, replace:
DefaultType text/plain
with:
DefaultType text/html
rob wrote:
When tomcat displays error messages after an exception in the
underlying application typically does some formatting on the error
produced (ie adding styles).
I use mod_jk to run my
We have a Invalid URL error page that is forwarded to using the
error-code and exception-type elements of the web.xml.
On that page we use the HttpUtils.getRequestURL (req) call to get the
(invalid) requested URL for display. Under Tomcat 3.3a this works fine,
under tomcat 4.0.2 this give the
Hi all,
I have the following lines in my web.xml:
error-page
error-code500/error-codelocation/html/defaultError.htm/location
/error-page
error-page
error-code404/error-codelocation/html/defaultError.htm/location
/error-page
The 404 errors get correctly redirected to the
Hi,
Is there a way to route exceptions thrown in servlets to a JSP
error page?
Brendan
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It's not a really clean solution but you can do it like this :
try{
.
}catch(Exception e){
RequestDispatcher rd =
getServletContext().getRequestDispatcher(MyErrorPage.jsp);
request.setAttribute
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Subject: tomcat4, how to setup error pages for stopped application
Dear tomcat users,
I have stopped my web application using /manager/stop?path=/mywebapp
Now, if anybody accesses my web application they get
) is not available.
I would like to set up error page explaining that webapp has been
stopped for maintanance. Where sould i put error page definition
and error pages?
with very best wishes,
Taavi
Status 404 - /mywebapp/index.jsp
The requested resource (/mywebapp/index.jsp) is not available.
I would like to set up error page explaining that webapp has
been
stopped for maintanance. Where sould i put error page definition
and error pages?
with very best wishes
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Dear tomcat users,
I have stopped my web application using /manager/stop?path=/mywebapp
Now, if anybody accesses my web application they get error 404 like
this:
HTTP Status 404 - /mywebapp/index.jsp
Hi!
Tomcat automatically generates an error page when I call response.setError().
I'd like to disable this funcionality, i.e. return only the error code with
no page attached.
Is it possible?
- Pedro Morais
/rfcs/rfc2068.html
good luck ;)
Loïc Lefèvre
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Objet : RE: Changing error pages
Importance : Haute
Loïc,
I spent over an hour scanning all my .conf files for both
Loïc, how will this help if Tomcat is not even running?
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From: Loïc Lefèvre [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, July 23, 2001 3:36 AM
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Subject: RE: Changing error pages
Try this url, ;)
http://www.jguru.com/faq/view.jsp?EID=318806
Loïc
will this help if Tomcat is not even running?
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Try this url, ;)
http://www.jguru.com/faq/view.jsp?EID=318806
Loïc Lefèvre
A quickie.
Can I change the error page that appears when Tomcat is down? Or is
this hard-coded into Apache?
Somehow, someway I want to be able to provide people with notice of
what's going on when I am taking the system down.
Thank you.
I v a n ...
Ivan Markovic
SculptLight
Hello :
I can't get my 403 (forbidden) error page to show up. Instead, I get the
standard 403 error message on my browser (yes, friendly error messages are
turned off on IE). My 404 page works and its virtually identical to my 403
page. What am I doing wrong?
I have the following entry in
, 2001 10:44 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Using Error Pages
Hello :
I can't get my 403 (forbidden) error page to show up. Instead, I get the
standard 403 error message on my browser (yes, friendly error messages are
turned off on IE). My 404 page works and its virtually identical to my 403
value from a Valve.
A possible alternative would be to implement your ManagerValve
functionality as a Filter instead. That way, it would be processed
inside the webapp, and error pages would be applied.
As an extra added bonus, you would be portable to other containers as well
:-).
Craig
Hi there,
is there a possibility to configure TOMCAT 3.2 in a way that the default
error pages look different than they look in the standard configuration?
I would like to avoid displaying stack traces and display some useful
information for end users, like email and phone number.
Does anyone
Hi All:
I have set up tomcat/apache to host my web application. Now I want to throw custom
error pages for 404/500 errors. I read in the archives that error-code tag in web.xml
will work. I tried the same but it doesn't work. If somebody has faced the similar
situation and come up
Les Hartzman typed the following on 04:36 PM 2/7/2001 -0800
Using Tomcat 3.2.1, is it possible to define/display custom error pages
based on errors that occur within a servlet? No JSPs are used; this is a
servlet/EJB environment.
I've seen in the spec for web.xml that there is an error-page
Title: Custom Error Pages ... URGENT... Frustrated!!
I have posted this problem a few times. I want to simply catch a 404 in tomcat
and have and bring up a custom jsp page.
I have tried in web xml -
error-page
error-code404/error-code
location/404.jsp/location
/error-page
I have tried
Title: Custom Error Pages ... URGENT... Frustrated!!
I have posted this problem a few times. I want to simply catch a 404 in tomcat
and have and bring up a custom jsp page.
I have tried in web xml -
error-page
error-code404/error-code
location/404.jsp/location
/error-page
I have tried
Title: Custom Error Pages ... URGENT... Frustrated!
I have posted this problem a few times. I want to simply catch a 404 in tomcat
and have and bring up a custom jsp page.
I have tried in web xml -
error-page
error-code404/error-code
location/404.jsp/location
/error-page
I have tried
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Asunto: Custom Error Pages ... URGENT... Frustrated!
I have posted this problem a few times. I want to simply catch a 404 in
tomcat
and have and bring up a custom jsp page.
I have tried in web xml -
error-page
error
Error Pages ... URGENT... Frustrated!
I have posted this problem a few times. I want to simply catch a 404 in
tomcat
and have and bring up a custom jsp page.
I have tried in web xml -
error-page
error-code404/error-code
location/404.jsp/location
/error-page
I have tried pointing the location
Using Tomcat 3.2.1, is it possible to define/display custom error pages
based on errors that occur within a servlet? No JSPs are used; this is a
servlet/EJB environment.
I've seen in the spec for web.xml that there is an error-page element for
either a general error code or an exception type
catch try blocks - out.println(Your custom error message!);
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Sent: Wednesday, February 07, 2001 4:36 PM
Subject: Custom error pages from servlets?
Using Tomcat 3.2.1, is it possible
Scott Jones typed the following on 12:33 14/12/2000 -0800
error-page
error-code500/error-code
location/errors/error.jsp/location
/error-page
However, this doesn't seem to work at all -- an error in a Cocoon page will
just give me a plain-ol' stack dump like I normally get
has solved my problem as the deadline is near but feel
its not a good solution.
cheers
Pankaj
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Sent: Friday, December 15, 2000 12:31 PM
Subject: Re: AW: Custom error pages!!
Scott Jones typed the foll
Has anybody sucessfuly configured Tomcat with Apache/mod_jk to use different
instances of Tomcat for different virtual domains? I do everything as per
documentation, i.e. start two versions of Tomcat specifying different
server.xml files, but get error "address already in use" when it comes to
I can put this in the web.xml file till I am blue in the
face and it will not read error.jsp when there is a
not found error, or any error for that matter.
web-app
error-page
error-code "your error code here" /error-code
location "error1.jsp"/location
/error-page
/web-app
I
code to be completely robust, so no errors will
ever occur (this is just for completeness)... ;)
Thanks!
-Scott
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Sent: Tuesday, December 12, 2000 8:04 AM
Subject: Re: AW: Custom error pages!!
Hi ppl:
I had posted a very simple query..but had
not received any comments. So am i the only unlucky person who's stuck on this
simple problem. Any suggestions are welcome plz.
I want Custom error pages, in my application, the
two solutions i have is to use the "ErrorDoc
Pankaj Bhagat typed the following on 11:17 12/12/2000 +0100
I want Custom error pages, in my application, the two solutions i have is to use the
"ErrorDocument" directive in Apache or to use the "error-pages" xml element while
deploying my servlet in Tomcat (please note th
Pankaj Bhagat typed the following on 11:58 12/12/2000 +0100
So now what i can understand is that it should be Tomcat's problem to
intercept any errors occuring in the servlet and then passing me onto the
specified url in the deployment descriptor.
I believe this only applies to JSP pages. For
,
Thomas
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Betreff: Re: Custom error pages!!
Thanks for your response. The solution really sounds good.
But just for information, can you comment
Pankaj Bhagat typed the following on 12:58 12/12/2000 +0100
But just for information, can you comment on the error-pages tag not
working in the deployment descriptor of Tomcat 3.2
I just tried it, it works fine for me. Are you specifying the full names of the
exceptions? e.g
PM
Subject: Re: Custom error pages!!
Pankaj Bhagat typed the following on 12:58 12/12/2000 +0100
But just for information, can you comment on the error-pages tag not
working in the deployment descriptor of Tomcat 3.2
I just tried it, it works fine for me. Are you specifying the
Pankaj Bhagat typed the following on 14:58 12/12/2000 +0100
The only difference in what i was trying previously and this one is that
for an error page i was going to an html file whereas now its
working if i redirect to a jsp.
Aha, someone else just pointed this out.
Dont know
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Subject: Re: Custom error pages!!
Pankaj Bhagat typed the following on 14:58 12/12/2000 +0100
The only difference in what i was trying previously and this one is that
for an error page i was going to an html fi
I dont know about the specs, but I think all errorpages need the iserrorpage
= true page directive.
So that could mean that they should be .jsp (?)
Shahed
Shahed Ali typed the following on 08:49 12/12/2000 -0600
I dont know about the specs, but I think all errorpages need the iserrorpage
= true page directive.
So that could mean that they should be .jsp (?)
The spec doesn't seem to say this ... I believe that's just needed if you want
the
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