// On Mon, 19 Feb 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
//
// Can anyone help?
//
// I've been trying to achieve very simple name based virtual hosting
// with very little luck. I have read the mod_jk documentation but not
// found what I'm looking for. I've also read a vast number of postings
// in this mailing list, but found 99% more questions than answers.
//
// Surely, somebody out there has got the answers - please share them!
//
// What I have is:
//
// apache-1.3.14-3
// Tomcat 3.2.1
// mod_jk.so (built without any errors on a my Red Hat 7.0)
//
// What I need is:
//
// www.domain1.com
// www.domain2.com
//
// and the ability to place sevlet1.class and servlet2.class in the corresponding 
Apache
// "DocumentRoot"s and accessing them as
//
// http://www.domain1.com/servlet1
// http://www.domain2.com/servlet2
//
// I DO NOT want to place things anywhere under $TOMCAT_HOME.
//
// Here are snippets of the various config files, set up as recommended in
// the mod_jk documentation.
//
//
// from server.xml
// ---------------
//
// <Host name="www.domain1.com">
//         <Context path=""
//                  docBase="/home/www.domain1.com"
//                  crossContext="true"
//                  debug="0"
//                  reloadable="true"
//                  trusted="false" >
//         </Context>
// </Host>
// <Host name="www.domain2.com">
//         <Context path=""
//                  docBase="/home/www.domain2.com"
//                  crossContext="true"
//                  debug="0"
//                  reloadable="true"
//                  trusted="false" >
//         </Context>
// </Host>
//
// from httpd.conf
// ---------------
//
// <VirtualHost 10.0.0.1:80>
//     DocumentRoot /home/www.domain1.com
//     ServerName www.domain1.com
//     JkMount /*.jsp ajp13
//     JkMount /servlet/* ajp13
//     ServerAdmin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
//     ErrorLog /home/domain1/admin/log/error_log
//     CustomLog /home/domain1/admin/log/access_log common
//
//     <Directory "/home/www.domain1.com">
//         Options Indexes FollowSymLinks
//         AllowOverride AuthConfig
//     </Directory>
//
//
//     <Location "/domain1/A">
//         AllowOverride None
//         deny from all
//     </Location>
//
//     <Location "/domain1/B">
//         AllowOverride None
//         deny from all
//     </Location>
// </VirtualHost>
//
// <VirtualHost 10.0.0.2:80>
//     DocumentRoot /home/www.domain2.com
//     ServerName www.domain2.com
//     JkMount /*.jsp ajp13
//     JkMount /servlet/* ajp13
//     ServerAdmin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
//     ErrorLog /home/domain2/admin/log/error_log
//     CustomLog /home/domain2/admin/log/access_log common
//
//     <Directory "/home/www.domain2.com">
//         Options Indexes FollowSymLinks
//         AllowOverride AuthConfig
//     </Directory>
//
//
//     <Location "/domain2/A">
//         AllowOverride None
//         deny from all
//     </Location>
//
//     <Location "/domain2/B">
//         AllowOverride None
//         deny from all
//     </Location>
// </VirtualHost>
//
//
//
// The loading of modules etc. works fine. Accessing the standard
// examples that come with Tomcat 3.2.1 through Apache works fine.
// Setting things up as I have tried above, with new contexts and virtual
// hosts is a catastrophe - does not work at all! Am I making a very
// obvious mistake that somebody can spot and correct for me or must I
// include pages of log file extracts?
//
// Any, any help would be greatly appreciated.
//
//
// Bard
//


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