hello hassan!
thanks for your input ... i guess i finally found out what it was, though it still seems a little bit strange to me:
the portforwarding is the problem, without it, the right ssl certificate is chosen, otherwise the system takes the one of the ip adress associated with eth0.
hmm - it's strange though as this seems to work with other java servlet engines like jetty.
i will try to find a way to run tomcat as a normal user on priviledged ports, this should fix it.
kind regards
randolph
At 17:52 17.01.2005, you wrote:
Parsons Technical Services wrote:unfortunately this does not seem to solve the problem ... but results in the following error (as the given keystore cannot be used)
java.io.FileNotFoundException: /home/essence/.keystore (No such file or directory)
First, the give server.xml showed the keystore file (originally) as "/home/essence/essence/KEYS/c.keystore" which doesn't match the reported error above -- check for typos.
Tomcat needs the name of the keystore to be .keystore
No it doesn't. The name (and path) is arbitrary, which is why there *is* a keystoreFile attribute.
As I said before, I haven't done this myself.
I have, and none of my installations use ".keystore" as the file name...
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