Re: Tomcat connection reset

On 02.05.2016 22:10, Gokulnath wrote: Hi, Getting frequent connection reset from the oracle db, there is no firewall or issue with the db. - that last item may be a bit premature - connection reset by whom ? - where exactly do you see this ? (in what logfile.. ?) - can you post the exact

Re: Tomcat 9 Java version required

On 02/05/2016 22:23, Taylor, Larry wrote: > > Hi , > > I downloaded and configured Tomcat 9 - what version of Java does this > version require? http://tomcat.apache.org/whichversion.html Mark - To unsubscribe, e-mail:

re: Tomcat 9 Java version required

Hi , I downloaded and configured Tomcat 9 - what version of Java does this version require? I have installed: java version "1.7.0_95" OpenJDK Runtime Environment (rhel-2.6.4.0.el6_7-x86_64 u95-b00) OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM (build 24.95-b01, mixed mode) With:

Tomcat connection reset

Hi, Getting frequent connection reset from the oracle db, there is no firewall or issue with the db. The connect resets and unable to connect when for the foray few attempts and then connection but stable with intermittent resets. Please let me know if anyone has seen a similar issue. I

Tomcat accept count tuning

Tomcat 7.0.47 running on Linux I have started investigating after noticing following messages from "dmesg" output on a production server. "possible SYN flooding on port 28080. Sending cookies." Started looking into this as the connections to this server are timing out (Connect Timeout

8.0.33 unencrypted websockets not generating correct HTTP CONNECT when using proxies?

I am running Tomcat 8.0.33. In my webapp I need to make outbound websocket connections (i.e. be a client endpoint) through a HTTP proxy. Outbound encrypted websockets (wss://foo.bar) work fine, but unencrypted ones (ws://foo.bar) fail. What I am seeing (in

RE: Tomcat connector settings

Chris, I ultimately want to have a Tomcat application protected by our university's system for authentication, which is SiteMinder. They have told me that they can't protect Tomcat directly, but if user communications can be passed through a web server then they can protect the server with

Re: Locky Attack

I can't say how I "have dealt" with it. Only how I plan to in case it hits: Restore backups, educate colleagues. If it hasn't hit yet, there's an argument to have watchdogs that watch out for suspicious massive file changes on file servers. But I'm not sure if they already exist, and if they're

Re: Locky Attack

How did they get in? what security hole was used there? On 2 May 2016 at 15:18, Thess Bermudez wrote: > Hi, > > Has anyone been attacked by a ransomware named Locky? Our company was hit > with the encryption of the js files running in our Apache Tomcat 7.0. Good >

Locky Attack

Hi, Has anyone been attacked by a ransomware named Locky? Our company was hit with the encryption of the js files running in our Apache Tomcat 7.0. Good thing that we have daily app backups that made us not give in to the "ransom" requirement. We also reinstalled everything in our server..

Re: Apache Tomcat8 blocked once reached max thread(s) count

On 5/2/2016 3:33 AM, Kapilan A wrote: Hi Folks I am facing one issue with Apache Tomcat 8. In 32 GB machine, four instances of tomcat is running and every tomcat has memory as 512-1024. In the SQl server, a particular table called "MetaData". Third party engine will

Re: Apache Tomcat8 blocked once reached max thread(s) count

On 02/05/2016 08:33, Kapilan A wrote: > I am facing one issue with Apache Tomcat 8. Which version? > After 12 hours continuously posting, then one of the tomcat is freeze. Its > not accepting any more connections from third party What do the logs show? What about a thread dump? Ideally, you

Apache Tomcat8 blocked once reached max thread(s) count

Hi Folks I am facing one issue with Apache Tomcat 8. In 32 GB machine, four instances of tomcat is running and every tomcat has memory as 512-1024. In the SQl server, a particular table called "MetaData". Third party engine will post a http request