On 19.09.2017 17:31, John Ellis wrote:
I have been trying to setup SSL for tomcat 9.00.M26 on a RHEL (version 6.4)
server for
testing purposes. I downloaded & installed Tomcat9 fine and I get a proper
webpage on port
8080 but when I used the keytool commands and created a certificate from
cacert.org and
then edited the server.xml file to setup the ssl configuration to run on port
8443 I
cannot get a webpage on that port; it defaults back to port 8080. If I am not
providing
all the needed info or asking a wrong question please forgive me. I am not a
programmer.
My background is in computer hardware. I have just been forced to learn this to
support
two products that we use here in our office; Jira and Confluence. I have
actually been
working on setting them up for an SSL connection on a different server. I got
Confluence
working on a secure port but not Jira so my boss suggested troubleshooting the
issue by
trying to first get SSL setup for Tomcat on this other server.
I am providing a copy of the Tomcat9 server.sml file here on a DropBox link-
https://www.dropbox.com/s/k3l07w9p4n81fas/server.xml?dl=0
Thanks in advance!
Hi. No problem, and no need to apologise, we try to help everyone here. (Any tomcat user,
at least).
No matter what tomcat you are running or where you instlled it, it should be writing
logfiles somewhere, in which it should tell you at start, what may be wrong. Have you
found and looked at these files yet ?
Maybe something else : I am no expert, but I believe that by default, each of Confluence
and Jira sets up its own "private" tomcat server. Are you sure that you are looking at the
right one ?
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