Hi John, and thanks for taking your time to help me :) > First thing I would do is drop the wildcard from ServerAlias. There's a > very good chance that's an Apache thing...that doesn't necessarily mean > that Tomcat accepts it.
Right. Is there any way of figuring out whether Tomcat accepts it? Either way, it seemed to respond equally to requests that were called through the alias and through the servername > Since your Tomcat instance serves all the requests correctly, the culprit > is Apache not passing the correct host header to Tomcat (or rather, the > host header that Tomcat needs to see). This may or may not be a mod_jk > issue, too. First thing I did was to have a chat with the Apache folks, and they recommended I had a chat with the mod_jk2 crew as they could not find any problems. Is there any way I can monitor what headers are sent to mod_jk2 and what headers are sent from mod_jk2? > Also, do you have Apache's NameVirtualHost directive enabled? Yes, I do. :) Cheers Nik --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
