Omari Stephens wrote:
*phew* Got it figured out, and now everything is working (including
the JkEnvVar thing that I had set up)
For anyone who runs across this thread in the future, the problem was
that I was using a <Directory /> stanza to require authentication.
Because Jakarta queries don't actually hit the filesystem, though,
they don't match that stanza. I ended up using the advice here:
http://web.archiveorange.com/archive/v/JBjmW7BaH8HOOefUz8eK
When I created a <Location "/nftest" > stanza that required
authentication, the Jakarta queries started requiring authentication,
and then all of the authentication stuff in Tomcat started working
(with tomcatAuthentication="false", as described in my previous
email). Now all is well.
Thanks again, Rainer,
--xsdg
To make things even clearer, I suggest that you have a look at this page :
https://tomcat.apache.org/connectors-doc/reference/apache.html
At the very end, the section "Using SetHandler and Environment Variables" describes an
alternative syntax to the JkMount/JkUnMount directives.
In my view, this alternative syntax better "fits" with the standard Apache httpd "way of
things" than JkMount, and makes it much clearer when various things happen with respect to
others (such as authentication, then proxying).
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