Hi List, I have a specific question about apache _expression matching.
I have a apache tomcat server setup . While tuning tomcat i needed to achieve some tweaking to the apache _expression matching , or atleast that i felt . The site have all incoming urls (www.subdomain.domain.com type) are redirected to (https://domain.com/subdomain/index.jsp) . The possible input urls are: www.aaa.domain.com ( mostly ) aaa.domain.com http://aaa.domain.com www.domain.com/aaa/ And the redirecting url are : https://www.domain.com/aaa/index.jsp (mostly ) or https://www.domain.com/aaa/ The above redirection is working and valid for the following apache directive : <VirtualHost *> ServerName aaa.domain.com RedirectMatch (.*)\ .*$ https://www.domain.com/aaa$1 ------x------- Now for load balancing i needed to change certain directives related to Mod_JK . The modifications at (httpd.conf) needed as below : original : JkMount /* my_workers Modified to : JkMount /*.jsp my_workers --------x----- The change really worked .., the site started operating with tomcat serving its content alright . The subdomain functioning just stopped. The scenario here : at the ServerRoot ( /ust/local/domain/ ) the "index.jsp" resides . At that " index.jsp" a mapping is confirmed , which gurantees that the http get request ( when someone tyies to connect www.aaa.domain.com ) with "aaa" subdomain is served as index.jsp with the specific dynamic content part defined for "aaa" subdomain . This way multiple subdomains are entertained . So there is no "aaa" directory or "aaa" filename at ServerRoot . The related jsp for "aaa" is placed somewhere else as per "index.jsp" Let me know how exactly to overcome the situation . Because after modifing the httpd.conf entry as above i started getting errors : error.log : Files does not exist 404 /usr/local/domain/aaa access.log : [aa.dd.bb.cc] - - [22/Mar/2006] "GET /aaa HTTP/1.1" 404 346 "-" "Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.0; PCQuest)" Let me know where i am mistaking .. I felt that matching the expression in a new way would do the trick and still trying on this . Any clue what could be the solution . Regards.. Regards.. -- Sanjay Saha System Administrator http://www.sanjaysaha.in
