Sorry, I wrote that too quickly, just before packing in my laptop.
It was "JkMountCopy", and you find it here :
https://tomcat.apache.org/connectors-doc/reference/apache.html
And since I sent you on a wrong track before, here is an explanation
as an apology :
When your Apache httpd server is configured to handle VirtualHosts,
there are 2 parts to the configuration :
1) what is specified outside of the scope of any
<VirtualHost>..</VirtualHost> section, and which is sometimes referred
to as the "main" configuration.
These directives act in fact as defaults for all <VirtualHost>
sections, unless they are overridden within any given <VirtualHost>
section.
2) what is specified inside a <VirtualHost> section, and affects only
this <VirtualHost>.
The point is that the "JkMount" directives which you would specify in
the "main" configuration part, do not necessarily get "carried over"
to the <VirtualHost> sections as defaults. If you want this, you must
do something special.
(JkMountCopy in either the "main" part, or in the <VirtualHost>, with
a slightly different syntax for each.)
Similarly, any JkMount that is within a <VirtualHost> section, is
valid only for this <VirtualHost>.
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Ah, yes, thank you Andre. I do understand this and do not have any
virtual hosts set up in apache. This is not a production box, just a
dev box for students to practice writing jsp. I wanted it as vanilla as
possible, so everything applies only to the main section of the apache
config.
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