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httpd - Tomcat5 stop forwarding pages

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httpd - Tomcat5 stop forwarding pages - SOLVED

S.0. = Centos 4.2

After migration from Plesk Panel 8.6 to 9.0, httpd stops to forwarding pages related to a webapp contest to Tomcat5.
The Web application woks fine on port 9080.

Examples:
http://server/webapp (Don't work)
http://server:9080/webapp (work)

I checked out workers.properties file and tomcat5 server.xml file and everything seems well configured.
Mod_jk httpd module seems loaded fine but the log file is always empty.

Thanks in advance to help me
 
Hello


I managed to solve the issue by copying the file jk.conf from /etc/httpd/conf to /etc/httpd/conf.d.

That worked for me.



Jef
 
Hello


I managed to solve the issue by copying the file jk.conf from /etc/httpd/conf to /etc/httpd/conf.d.

That worked for me.



Jef

Thank you very much
Works also for me.
Problem Solved

Ciao, Francesco
 
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