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The requested resource (/manager/status) is not available
Hi all,
I am trying since a few hours to find out what will be the reason for
getting the error The requested resource (/manager/status) is not
available.
I also used google but I got no solution.
I have running the Apache Tomcat/6.0.16 on SLES 11.
These URL's won't work:
http://srvplm61:8030/manager/status
http://srvplm61:8030/manager/html
http://srvplm61:8030/docs/changelog.html
http://srvplm61:8030/docs
The only which works is http://srvplm61:8030/RELEASE-NOTES.txt
Any ideas?
Regards
Stephan
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Re: The requested resource (/manager/status) is not available
Posted by Thomas Freitag <th...@freit.ag>.
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Hallo Stephan,
On 04.07.11 um 07:53, Diedershagen, Stephan wrote:
> I am trying since a few hours to find out what will be the reason for
> getting the error The requested resource (/manager/status) is not
> available.
> I have running the Apache Tomcat/6.0.16 on SLES 11.
>
> These URL's won't work:
> http://srvplm61:8030/manager/status
> http://srvplm61:8030/manager/html
> http://srvplm61:8030/docs/changelog.html
> http://srvplm61:8030/docs
One reason might be, that both contexts are not deployed. For some
reasons Linux distros break up Tomcat in multiple packages, check if
all are installed.
> The only which works is http://srvplm61:8030/RELEASE-NOTES.txt
> Any ideas?
It looks like you installed the tomcat version which is shipped with
SLES 11. This version is very outdated (some years old, lots of bugs
and security vulnerabilities fixed since then), better install
a current Tomcat downloaded from http://tomcat.apache.org. It has both
contexts (/manager and /docs) deployed.
Regards,
- --
Thomas Freitag
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Re: The requested resource (/manager/status) is not available
Posted by André Warnier <aw...@ice-sa.com>.
Diedershagen, Stephan wrote:
> Hi all,
>
>
>
> I am trying since a few hours to find out what will be the reason for
> getting the error The requested resource (/manager/status) is not
> available.
>
> I also used google but I got no solution.
>
> I have running the Apache Tomcat/6.0.16 on SLES 11.
>
> These URL's won't work:
>
> http://srvplm61:8030/manager/status
>
> http://srvplm61:8030/manager/html
>
> http://srvplm61:8030/docs/changelog.html
>
> http://srvplm61:8030/docs
>
>
>
> The only which works is http://srvplm61:8030/RELEASE-NOTES.txt
>
>
>
> Any ideas?
>
A guess : you are installing Tomcat via a SLES package, and that package does not contain
the Manager application, nor the Tomcat documentation.
Check your SLES Tomcat-related packages, and see if you did not forget to install something.
Note: in general, if you are installing Tomcat from a OS-supplied package (such as the
SLES software disks), the people here would not know what these packages contain or where
they install things. You should direct your questions to the people who provided the
packages (in this case Suse).
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