I could reproduce this problem on ALL my dual core AMD Opteron servers
running FC5-x86_64. Not sure it is OS porting problem? JVM problem?
native jni problem? or combination?
Is it possible to configure Tomcat to use APR on port 80, but disable
APR on port 443 to use regular java keystore PKCS12 format? I have tried
to build jni connectors using --without-ssl option and configure
connector on 443 with PKCS12 keystoreType and certificate(which works
without APR) in server.xml. However, port 80 works fine, but port 443
does not(still use Http11AprProtocol, NOT Http11BaseProtocol). Any work
around suggestion? thanks.
Regards,
Jeff
Markus Schönhaber wrote:
Stephen Souness wrote:
Could it be related to some problems that Java has had on some Linux
distributions with obtaining entropy for its random number generation
for encryption?
In the past (a few years back admittedly) we encountered a problem when
trying to connect our application to an https site.
Changing the
securerandom.source
entry in
${JAVA_HOME}/jre/lib/security/java.security
to
file:/dev/urandom
solved it for us.
On the machine I've seen this phenomenon securerandom.source is already set to
file:/dev/urandom. Since I didn't change the java.security file it seems to
be the standard on 1.5 JVMs.
Regards
mks
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