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On 01.10.2010, at 20:32, David kerber dcker...@verizon.net wrote:
When you can fix a long standing bug simply by deleting 60 or 80 lines of
code and modifying 6 other lines.
Of course, it's kind of embarrassing that I allowed that bug to creep in in
the
Hello.
I'm running Tomcat fronted by Apache httpd via mod_proxy_ajp.
There's a small bit of data from my Servlet response I'd like to
get into the Apache access_log.
I know I could set a response header, say X-MyData, and log
that using a CustomLog directive. But I don't want this header
cruft
On 02.10.2010 20:40, David Dabbs wrote:
Hello.
I'm running Tomcat fronted by Apache httpd via mod_proxy_ajp.
There's a small bit of data from my Servlet response I'd like to
get into the Apache access_log.
I know I could set a response header, say X-MyData, and log
that using a CustomLog
file a JIRA . .submit the patch and become a contributor to the tomcat group
congrats dave!
Martin Gainty
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if I name a war file called kc8pdr.war and after I upload it to my
tomcat and restart it it put it a folder called kc8pdr . How do I get it
to do it in the public_html folder instead
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You can, although you'll have to reconfigure Tomcat in order to do this.
However, it sounds like you want to place your war file where Apache httpd can
see it (after enabling the mod_userdir and configuring it). If you do this and
serve that directory with Apache httpd, some very unpleasant
