Bingo! I added the "inet" variable to each HttpConnectionHandler in my
server.xml files (three times per file, once for http, once for https and once
for the "internal" connector on port 8007). Tomcat successfully (I think)
started on two different IP addresses. The logs showed some messages that I am
not sure about, but going through the links worked fine until I got to running
the example scripts. Then I received and error message, but I am attributing
that to an error configuring the CLASSPATH or something.
Thanks Ritchie!
(Now for the SSL problem...)
Dion Vansevenant
Internetwork Administrator
MRO.com
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For what it's worth, I can run TC 3.2.1 on the same machine as IIS both on
port 80 but different IP addresses. In server.xml it looks a bit like this:
<!-- Normal HTTP -->
<Connector className="org.apache.tomcat.service.PoolTcpConnector">
<Parameter name="handler"
value="org.apache.tomcat.service.http.HttpConnectionHandler"/>
<Parameter name="port"
value="80"/>
<Parameter name="inet" value="10.1.1.1" />
</Connector>
Obviously, 10.1.1.1 would have to be an address bound to an interface on
that machine. I haven't tried doing this with SSL but I would suggest that
if you're really stuck, have a look through the source of the classes
mentioned in the config file.
Cheers
Ritchie
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Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2001 1:10 AM
Subject: Is ANYONE doing this?? TC3.2.1 standalone + SSL + multiple
instances on multiple IP's
>
>
> My frustration level has reached it's peak with this, so if I come across
as
> being a little short, I apologize in advance. I have not been able to find
> anything in the archives about this, and previous posts have not netted
much to
> help me with this problem. Perhaps it was just the holidays, so here we
go.
>
> I am going to provide as much detail as I can in this message, so it may
be
> long, but hopefully it will garner some responses.
>
> Environment: Solaris 2.6 on SPARC, JDK 1.3, Tomcat 3.2.1 Standalone
(binaries),
> SSL
>
> Goal: To run Tomcat standalone + SSL with Multiple IPs/domains on the same
> machine
>
> Background: I have installed TC 3.2.1 on a system, configured it to use
SSL with
> a certificate, and have run the included Tomcat apps successfully through
HTTP
> and HTTPS.
>
> Problems: 1) Our app will not work under SSL, 2) Can't configure Tomcat to
use
> multiple IPs/domains
>
>
> Problem 1:
> I have created new directories for our applications and modified
server.xml to
> point to the tomcat3.2.1 directory as the TOMCAT_HOME directory, and our
> application's directory as the docBase and home directories (I will email
> server.xml to anyone interested in helping).
>
> The application runs just fine through HTTP when the docBase is set to the
> application's main directory which links to a subdirectory containing the
> index.html file for the app. The index.html file simply presents a "Login"
link
> which takes the user to the jsp file that performs the login. Everything
works
> just fine this way.
>
> With HTTPS, however, the application hangs after clicking on the link to
the
> subdirectory. The link is dynamically created by Tomcat and is relative,
so the
> source for the page shows the link being "/dirname", and hovering the
mouse over
> the link displays it as "https://123.456.789.012/dirname". HOWEVER,
clicking on
> the link makes the status bar display "Connect: Host 123.456.789.012:80
> contacted. Waiting for reply..."
>
> The tomcat.log shows:
>
> 2001-01-09 10:48:37 - ContextManager: Error mapping the request R( +
/dirname +
> null) 302
> 2001-01-09 10:48:37 - Ctx( 192.168.2.63: ): Handler
> tomcat.redirectHandler(null/null) tomcat.redirectHandler
>
> What is causing this problem?
>
> Problem 2:
> I can not seem to get Tomcat to bind to different IP addresses. I have
tried
> adding "inet=" and "address=" directives in various spots throughout the
> server.xml file for each test server created, but starting up Tomcat the
second
> time returns "Address already in use" and the second address is
unavailable. We
> want to be able to shutdown/restart/startup Tomcat on one IP and not
affect
> other running Tomcat instances.
>
> If you are running Tomcat standalone with multiple IP addresses, or know
someone
> who is, PLEASE email me your config files or tell me how you have done
this.
>
> I have been working at this off and on for almost three weeks and have
posted to
> this list a couple of times asking for help, but no one seems to be
running
> Tomcat in this way. If this can not be done in standalone, then we may
have to
> abandon Tomcat and look elsewhere. All of our pages are dynamic, so we
really
> don't need any of the static services of Apache, thus the need to Tomcat
to be
> configured by itself.
>
> Yours in exhaustion,
>
> Dion Vansevenant
> Internetwork Administrator
> MRO.com
>
>
>
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