Hi - sorry if this is a repost as I found my email wasn't properly validated,
We have a set-up of Apache 2 and Tomcat 5 on our dev server (running Debian). I have a VirtualHost set up that has a JkMount in it that corresponds to a Tomcat webapp (so far so standard), like "JkMount /*webapp* ajpw13" (which is a configured worker). I am also using mod_rewrite; my rewrite.conf contains mappings like "RewriteRule ^/blah/?$ /servlet/blah". These mappings and rewrites work perfectly on my local machine (running XP) and on a colleague's box (running OSX). When we deploy to our Dev server, we find that things almost but don't quite work. We enter a URL, e.g. http://dev.abc.com/blah and, on my machine and my colleague's this gets neatly mapped to the JkMount point. On the Debian box this doesn't happen, and I find myself having to use http://dev.abc.com/servlet/blah to get to the JkMount point. Is there something obvious that I might have done/not done? I've never had this problem before? A suitable Connector is set up in my server.xml too... Thanks, Phil. This email has been scanned by Postini. For more information please visit http://www.postini.com
