Baldur Norddahl wrote: > We have a setup with multiple tomcat4 servers and a single apache2 > acting as a front for them.
Do you really need multiple tomcat instances running? Perhaps you could have a single tomcat running multiple web applications? If so, you can specify multiple Host elements in tomcat's server.xml file, and everything would work swimmingly. Another thing you could do that would work is using IP-based virtual hosts instead of name virtual hosts; then you could run multiple apache instances, one apache bound to each IP address. I agree that these sorts of things /ought not/ to be necessary, but I don't know anything about how mod_jk2 interacts with virtual hosts so I can't speak to why your current configuration doesn't work properly. You might want to file a bug report on the Jakarta bugzilla. Cheers, bn --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
