I am in the process of setting up a new server to replace our existing server. I run Tomcat 9.0.73 with Geoserver 2.22.2 for the mapping on our web site. It is a Windows server running Windows Server 2019. I have been using this setup on our old server for the last couple of years without any problems. Last evening I was trying to use robocopy for the first time to copy files from the old server to the new server. My Geoserver data directory is on drive D:\ and Tomcat is installed on drive C:\. In order to use robocopy I shared drive D:\ on the old server. Doing this seems to have made changes to the ownership and permissions on that drive because now when I try to access the mapping it times out because the data for Geoserver cannot be accessed using https. I removed the share on drive D:\ and rebooted the server, but the problem still remains. I restored my Geoserver data directory from backups just in case it was corrupted in some way, but that did not help. In the Tomcat manager I can view the Geoserver control panel without any problem, however that does not use https.
I have been working at this for hours, so any suggestions are greatly appreciated. Thanks, Jerome A Wendell
