Alan Chandler wrote: > I am trying to add tomcat4 into my existing apache2 system so that I can > experiment with java (in the form of servlets and jsp). > > Although in reality I only have a single computer, for learning purposes I > want to similate the situation where I have potentially split web and > application servers. > > So this server has two ethernet cards - one facing the outside world with an > address assigned by my isp using dhcp. www.chandlerfamily.org.uk points at > this address. > > On the other side, my lan side, I have allocated myself a range of io > addresses using eth1 (192.168.0.20) eth1:0 (192.168.0.30) eth1:1 > (192,168.0.31) as the devices (and their ip addresses) created via iface > stanzas in /etc/networking/interfaces. > > Bind is used to provide different names to the different lan based ip > addresses > > An iptables firewall protects the addresses and does NAT. > > Using Apache2, I then use ip based virtual hosts, so the external address has > one web site for http and two of the internal addresses support two other > http web sites. https is allocated a further host on the external address to > replicate one of the internal sites and providing secure access to webmail. > > I would like to set up tomcat so that it acts as though it were running on > the > single ip address 192.168.0.31 (although appropriate requests to my external > web site - are routed through to it via apache). > > Obviously therefore I need to connect apache2 to tomcat4 and therefore > installed libapache2-mod-jk2. > > However, there doesn't seem to be any clear documentation to tell me how to > achieve a configuration of this connector to tell me what to do. There are > examples of configuration and a howto, but all of them assume a particular > configuration and so don't explain what all the keywords mean. > > If you look on the jakata.apache.org web site it says that mod_jk2 is > depreciated and that mod_jk is the only one supported. However if I look at > debian packages mod_jk seems to only be for apache1 and for apache2 I only > have choice of mod_jk2. > > So some questions > > -why is there no libapache2-mod-jk package (even in unstable - although my > server is running sarge)? > > -where can I find a full explanation of the workers2.properties configuration > parameters > > -where can I find a full explanation of the mod_jk2 directives that go in my > apache2 configuration > > -can someone on these mailing lists help me unravel the example configuration > files and configure them to meet my requirements listed above >
I have docs to do that. It was on a redhat server, there shouldn't be any problems doing the same on debian. The only problem is that the doc is in french... can you read french? -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
