From: Lisa Foister [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > I am logged in as root, with no other web server running, so > I don't know why I'm having trouble with port 80, unless somewhere the > tomcat process is configured to run as the tomcat4 user.
No idea here. Have you used netstat to make sure something else isn't already listening on that port? > However, I changed my > server.xml to use port 8080, and at least I'm not getting errors on > stopping although I'm still not seeing it on the process list when it's running -- > or maybe I'm just not looking for the right thing? Do ps -ef | grep java and see if you have any java processes running. If you are getting the Tomcat error 500 below, it should be there. > When I http to port > 8080 on that machine, I now get a Tomcat-style error message (which at > least indicates to me that it's probably running, if possibly configured > incorrectly), "HTTP Status 500 - No Context configured to process this request". > Shouldn't I be getting some sort of default home page? I think the root context is disabled by default in server.xml. Open it up and uncomment the context entry for root, and for /examples if you want. Look for the comments that say "Tomcat Root Context" and "Tomcat Examples Context" (at least mine does - tomcat 4.1.18. -Phil --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
