I have a web application that requires SSL. I've successfully
configured a CoyoteConnector on 443 with SSL, and things work
wonderfully.
My problem is that sometimes, access to the application is attempted at
http://1.2.3.4:443
instead of
https://1.2.3.4:443 (or https://1.2.3.4)
When you
World's most simplest problem :) . Before you start your tomcat, ensure the
shutdown port and server binding port are free. you can use telnet.
For changing your tomcat's binding port in conf/server.xml, you can get it
running on different port.
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We needed to patch Tomcat for our site that has a Tomcat
behind Apache (mod_jk), that sits behind a reverse proxy load balancer.
The idea is basically to not use the TCP endpoint of Apache (which will
always point to the reverse proxy) to give the caller of
request.getRemoteAddr a valid IP, but
