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Posted to users@tomcat.apache.org by Rick Reumann <ma...@reumann.net> on 2002/07/31 16:29:06 UTC
Re[2]: Raising Context Manager from the dead
On Wednesday, July 31, 2002, 10:19:13 AM, Nikolas wrote:
NAR> Did you reload it? What happens if you try to access
NAR> http://yourhost/manager/list ?
When you say 'reload it' what exactly do you mean? When I go to
http://localhost:8080/manger/list I get the nice "page can not be
displayed error" as if I'm typing in a bad URL.
NAR> Rick Reumann wrote:
>> Me, being the idiot I am I accidentally deleted the "manager"
>> directory under webapps on Tomcat4.0.4 on winNT running Tomcat as a
>> service. I had another version of Tomcat4.0.4 running with the same
>> directory structure so I copied that manager over into this directory
>> on the machine where I deleted it. Unfortunately I still can't bring
>> up the context manager (Page not found error comes up.. no prompt or
>> anything). I even reinstalled 4.0.4 but didn't do an uninstall first.
>> Any ideas how to get the context manager to come back up without
>> uninstalling everything and starting over?
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Re[2]: Raising Context Manager from the dead
Posted by Rick Reumann <ma...@reumann.net>.
It's fixed.
Thanks for the help. {blushing} I found the problem AFTER
I removed all the webapps and did an uninstall and then a reinstall.
On this dev box I noticed the tomcat-users.xml had
<user username="xxx" password="xxx" .../>
Obviously that was messed up and needed to be user name="".
Sadly I looked over this file a few times and it just never caught my
eye. Sort of like asking people to read the following statement:
________
/ PARIS \
/ IN THE \
/ THE SPRING \
--------------
and mostly people don't catch that there are two "THEs"
Anyway thanks for the help. Sorry to waste your time, but I
appreciate it.
On Wednesday, July 31, 2002, 10:58:06 AM, Nikolas wrote:
NAR> You also restarted your server and put something like that:
NAR> <user name="root" password="root" roles="manager"/>
NAR> in tomcat-users.xml?
NAR> I don't know what else could be.
NAR> :)
NAR> Rick Reumann wrote:
>>
>> On Wednesday, July 31, 2002, 10:35:52 AM, Nikolas wrote:
>>
>> NAR> So, your copied your manager folder. There is just a WEB-INF with
>> NAR> a web.xml in it, right?
>>
>> Yes that's all that is in the manager folder.
>>
>> NAR> And you did not delete any of the entries
>> NAR> in server.xml concerning "/manager" (context path for manager).
>>
>> I don't think I did. I did a search for "manager" in my
>> server.xml and there is this path still in there:
>>
>> <Context path="/manager" docBase="manager"
>> debug="0" privileged="true"/>
>>
>> NAR> Your server is running and you are able to see the port 8080
>> NAR> examples, right?
>>
>> Yup, all the applications are running as well. Just can't do
>> anything with /manager
>>
>>
>> NAR> So as there does not seem to be other
>> NAR> configuration it should work. Reload is only possible if the
>> NAR> manager application works.
>>
>> Right, can't do any reloads since can't even bring up
>> /manager/list or anything.
>>
>> NAR> I have no idea right now.
>>
>> Thanks for trying I'm just going to reinstall and see how that
>> goes.
>>
>> NAR> cheers,
>>
>> NAR> Nick
>>
>> NAR> Rick Reumann wrote:
>>
>>>>On Wednesday, July 31, 2002, 10:19:13 AM, Nikolas wrote:
>>>>
>>>>NAR> Did you reload it? What happens if you try to access
>>>>NAR> http://yourhost/manager/list ?
>>>>
>>>> When you say 'reload it' what exactly do you mean? When I go to
>>>> http://localhost:8080/manger/list I get the nice "page can not be
>>>> displayed error" as if I'm typing in a bad URL.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>NAR> Rick Reumann wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>>Me, being the idiot I am I accidentally deleted the "manager"
>>>>>>directory under webapps on Tomcat4.0.4 on winNT running Tomcat as a
>>>>>>service. I had another version of Tomcat4.0.4 running with the same
>>>>>>directory structure so I copied that manager over into this directory
>>>>>>on the machine where I deleted it. Unfortunately I still can't bring
>>>>>>up the context manager (Page not found error comes up.. no prompt or
>>>>>>anything). I even reinstalled 4.0.4 but didn't do an uninstall first.
>>>>>>Any ideas how to get the context manager to come back up without
>>>>>>uninstalling everything and starting over?
>>>>>
>>
>>
>>
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Re: Raising Context Manager from the dead
Posted by "Nikolas A. Rathert" <ni...@igd.fhg.de>.
You also restarted your server and put something like that:
<user name="root" password="root" roles="manager"/>
in tomcat-users.xml?
I don't know what else could be.
:)
Rick Reumann wrote:
>
> On Wednesday, July 31, 2002, 10:35:52 AM, Nikolas wrote:
>
> NAR> So, your copied your manager folder. There is just a WEB-INF with
> NAR> a web.xml in it, right?
>
> Yes that's all that is in the manager folder.
>
> NAR> And you did not delete any of the entries
> NAR> in server.xml concerning "/manager" (context path for manager).
>
> I don't think I did. I did a search for "manager" in my
> server.xml and there is this path still in there:
>
> <Context path="/manager" docBase="manager"
> debug="0" privileged="true"/>
>
> NAR> Your server is running and you are able to see the port 8080
> NAR> examples, right?
>
> Yup, all the applications are running as well. Just can't do
> anything with /manager
>
>
> NAR> So as there does not seem to be other
> NAR> configuration it should work. Reload is only possible if the
> NAR> manager application works.
>
> Right, can't do any reloads since can't even bring up
> /manager/list or anything.
>
> NAR> I have no idea right now.
>
> Thanks for trying I'm just going to reinstall and see how that
> goes.
>
> NAR> cheers,
>
> NAR> Nick
>
> NAR> Rick Reumann wrote:
>
>>>On Wednesday, July 31, 2002, 10:19:13 AM, Nikolas wrote:
>>>
>>>NAR> Did you reload it? What happens if you try to access
>>>NAR> http://yourhost/manager/list ?
>>>
>>> When you say 'reload it' what exactly do you mean? When I go to
>>> http://localhost:8080/manger/list I get the nice "page can not be
>>> displayed error" as if I'm typing in a bad URL.
>>>
>>>
>>>NAR> Rick Reumann wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>>Me, being the idiot I am I accidentally deleted the "manager"
>>>>>directory under webapps on Tomcat4.0.4 on winNT running Tomcat as a
>>>>>service. I had another version of Tomcat4.0.4 running with the same
>>>>>directory structure so I copied that manager over into this directory
>>>>>on the machine where I deleted it. Unfortunately I still can't bring
>>>>>up the context manager (Page not found error comes up.. no prompt or
>>>>>anything). I even reinstalled 4.0.4 but didn't do an uninstall first.
>>>>>Any ideas how to get the context manager to come back up without
>>>>>uninstalling everything and starting over?
>>>>
>
>
>
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Re[2]: Raising Context Manager from the dead
Posted by Rick Reumann <ma...@reumann.net>.
On Wednesday, July 31, 2002, 10:35:52 AM, Nikolas wrote:
NAR> So, your copied your manager folder. There is just a WEB-INF with
NAR> a web.xml in it, right?
Yes that's all that is in the manager folder.
NAR> And you did not delete any of the entries
NAR> in server.xml concerning "/manager" (context path for manager).
I don't think I did. I did a search for "manager" in my
server.xml and there is this path still in there:
<Context path="/manager" docBase="manager"
debug="0" privileged="true"/>
NAR> Your server is running and you are able to see the port 8080
NAR> examples, right?
Yup, all the applications are running as well. Just can't do
anything with /manager
NAR> So as there does not seem to be other
NAR> configuration it should work. Reload is only possible if the
NAR> manager application works.
Right, can't do any reloads since can't even bring up
/manager/list or anything.
NAR> I have no idea right now.
Thanks for trying I'm just going to reinstall and see how that
goes.
NAR> cheers,
NAR> Nick
NAR> Rick Reumann wrote:
>>
>> On Wednesday, July 31, 2002, 10:19:13 AM, Nikolas wrote:
>>
>> NAR> Did you reload it? What happens if you try to access
>> NAR> http://yourhost/manager/list ?
>>
>> When you say 'reload it' what exactly do you mean? When I go to
>> http://localhost:8080/manger/list I get the nice "page can not be
>> displayed error" as if I'm typing in a bad URL.
>>
>>
>> NAR> Rick Reumann wrote:
>>
>>>>Me, being the idiot I am I accidentally deleted the "manager"
>>>>directory under webapps on Tomcat4.0.4 on winNT running Tomcat as a
>>>>service. I had another version of Tomcat4.0.4 running with the same
>>>>directory structure so I copied that manager over into this directory
>>>>on the machine where I deleted it. Unfortunately I still can't bring
>>>>up the context manager (Page not found error comes up.. no prompt or
>>>>anything). I even reinstalled 4.0.4 but didn't do an uninstall first.
>>>>Any ideas how to get the context manager to come back up without
>>>>uninstalling everything and starting over?
>>>
>>
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Re: Raising Context Manager from the dead
Posted by "Nikolas A. Rathert" <ni...@igd.fhg.de>.
So, your copied your manager folder. There is just a WEB-INF with a
web.xml in it, right? And you did not delete any of the entries in
server.xml concerning "/manager" (context path for manager). Your server
is running and you are able to see the port 8080 examples, right?
So as there does not seem to be other configuration it should work.
Reload is only possible if the manager application works.
I have no idea right now.
cheers,
Nick
Rick Reumann wrote:
>
> On Wednesday, July 31, 2002, 10:19:13 AM, Nikolas wrote:
>
> NAR> Did you reload it? What happens if you try to access
> NAR> http://yourhost/manager/list ?
>
> When you say 'reload it' what exactly do you mean? When I go to
> http://localhost:8080/manger/list I get the nice "page can not be
> displayed error" as if I'm typing in a bad URL.
>
>
> NAR> Rick Reumann wrote:
>
>>>Me, being the idiot I am I accidentally deleted the "manager"
>>>directory under webapps on Tomcat4.0.4 on winNT running Tomcat as a
>>>service. I had another version of Tomcat4.0.4 running with the same
>>>directory structure so I copied that manager over into this directory
>>>on the machine where I deleted it. Unfortunately I still can't bring
>>>up the context manager (Page not found error comes up.. no prompt or
>>>anything). I even reinstalled 4.0.4 but didn't do an uninstall first.
>>>Any ideas how to get the context manager to come back up without
>>>uninstalling everything and starting over?
>>
>
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