Just found the problem.
Well I found that the Alias in mod_jk.conf seems to be the problem with separating
the web server from the servlet engine. Removing the alias makes it work.
Ron
Ron Bolin wrote:
> RE: Tomcat 3.2.1 and mod_jk on UNIX and Apache default_handler interaction.
>
> When you c
RE: Tomcat 3.2.1 and mod_jk on UNIX and Apache default_handler interaction.
When you configure apache for mod_jk, the Apache default_handler checks to see
if the full
UNIX path for the URI exists. If it does not exist the the server returns a
permission error (FORBIDDEN)
and never calls the jaka
