Thanks Chris. I ended up using aggressive read timeout values on the Web
service clients by adding properties to the binding provider. Thing is,
every jre version and soap attacks use different versions which made this
much harder to track down.
On Tue, Oct 2, 2018, 1:44 PM Christopher Schultz
[1] uses a time based threshold to mark a request thread as "stuck" above
the configured threshold.
This is definitely useful, but maybe a thread is busy transferring a large
request (IO). This could become
a wrong conclusion for the thread to be marked as stuck.
A relevant contextual example is
Hi,
We are setting up Tomcat 8 to use a CGI program (.exe, proprietary) to
generate and return various JSON responses. This all works fine when the
response is a HTTP 200. But, when an HTTP error is returned (HTTP 4xx),
Tomcat is generating the HTML page instead.
We have the same setup working
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Loai,
On 10/3/18 16:07, Loai Abdallatif wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have configures web server with jk load balancer to tomcat
> server (192.168.237.11) with two containers worker 0, worker1) the
> problem is that the web application session seems keep
Hello,
I have configures web server with jk load balancer to tomcat server
(192.168.237.11) with two containers worker 0, worker1)
the problem is that the web application session seems keep rotating between
both workers but I need session stickeness, means the client will be
connected to the
CVE-2018-11784 Apache Tomcat - Open Redirect
Severity: Moderate
Vendor: The Apache Software Foundation
Versions Affected:
Apache Tomcat 9.0.0.M1 to 9.0.11
Apache Tomcat 8.5.0 to 8.5.33
Apache Tomcat 7.0.23 to 7.0.90
The unsupported 8.0.x release line has not been analysed but is likely
to be
Thank you so much, Mark!
In our case, the server.xml contains some information which is generated run
time (pre-config before Tomcat is started) like the paths to key store and
trust store, cipher suites, etc.
Also, we have an active-passive cluster setup in which only the currently
active
Thank you for that answer
The Windows firewall is disabled on my machine, but I will try this method
and I will come back to you if it corrects my problem.
Best regards,
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On 02/10/18 17:41, Amit Pande wrote:
> Hello SMEs,
>
> I am looking at Tomcat documentation to see if there is a way to move the
> “/conf” to a custom location and use this path while
> running the startup/shutdown scripts.
Why? What problem are you trying to solve?
> I have looked at the
>
it looks like you've bound your port 8009 and 8080 with something else
temporarily during windows startup.It may be some port scanning service or
some firewall/ prevention service is blocking all the ports until some
checks are done. And that is why you have this issue intermittently.
As a
Sorry for my previous answer, I did not give enough details.
So, yes Tomcat start automatically when the OS starts and I only installed
one instance of the Tomcat service.
I thought about this idea of the service that starts twice, but I did not
see anything in the log
On 03/10/18 14:54, Gael REYNOARD wrote:
> Tomcat is installed as a service in Windows with a dependency with the SQL
> Server service.
>
> I can also add when I have this problem, if I manually restart the Tomcat8
> service, it restarts correctly.
How are you *starting* Tomcat? Manually starting
Tomcat is installed as a service in Windows with a dependency with the SQL
Server service.
I can also add when I have this problem, if I manually restart the Tomcat8
service, it restarts correctly.
Best regards,
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On 03/10/18 12:28, Gael REYNOARD wrote:
> Hello everybody,
>
> OS : Windows 7 Pro x64
> Tomcat : 8.5.31
>
> On a test bench, I reboot Windows to test one of our C# applications.
> Sometimes after starting the OS, my Tomcat server fails to initialize
> because the 8080 or 8009 port would be
Hello everybody,
OS : Windows 7 Pro x64
Tomcat : 8.5.31
On a test bench, I reboot Windows to test one of our C# applications.
Sometimes after starting the OS, my Tomcat server fails to initialize
because the 8080 or 8009 port would be already used.
I changed the default port 8080 by and I
On 03/10/18 11:04, Gael REYNOARD wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Tomcat 8.5.31
>
> I have read your answer from BugZilla but how Tomcat is possible that
> Tomcat was not completely stopped because I do not just stop the Tomcat
> service. I always reboot my operating system.
> And it's during the startup of
Am 2018-10-03 um 11:22 schrieb Jean Pierre Urkens:
Hi everybody,
I am having an issue where Unicode characters (e.g. and & #105;) are
passed by the Apache Webserver 2.4 to Tomcat as UTF-8 encoded bytes while
Tomcat seems to evaluate them as ISO-8859-15 encoded.
Having taken a
Hello,
Tomcat 8.5.31
I have read your answer from BugZilla but how Tomcat is possible that
Tomcat was not completely stopped because I do not just stop the Tomcat
service. I always reboot my operating system.
And it's during the startup of Windows that I have sometimes this error.
Best regards,
On 03/10/18 10:22, Jean Pierre Urkens wrote:
> Hi everybody,
>
> I am having an issue where Unicode characters (e.g. and & #105;) are
> passed by the Apache Webserver 2.4 to Tomcat as UTF-8 encoded bytes while
> Tomcat seems to evaluate them as ISO-8859-15 encoded.
>
> Having taken a network
Hi everybody,
I am having an issue where Unicode characters (e.g. and & #105;) are
passed by the Apache Webserver 2.4 to Tomcat as UTF-8 encoded bytes while
Tomcat seems to evaluate them as ISO-8859-15 encoded.
Having taken a network trace with TCPDUMP I see the following bytes for my
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