[Fwd: Re: Re: [Fwd: Tomcat manager]]

[Khurram H Khan <kk...@arpatech.com>]

Thanks for your reply.

No there are no national characters that I am using in my user name and 
password. Furthermore I have another instance of tomcat running on 
another server which is behind a vpn and I used its manager to stop and 
start webapps, it is not like that I don't know how to set up the users. 
It is the instance of tomcat that is available on the internet gives me 
this trouble. And I have also tried out 
'http://IP_ADDRESS/manager/html/' and I encounter the same problem.

Any other suggestions or ideas will be appreciated.

Regards,

*Khurram Khan*



Konstantin Kolinko wrote:
> Aren't you using some national characters in your user name or password?
>
> Admin application specifies SetCharacterEncodingFilter in its web.xml
> and uses FORM authentication. The Manager one does not specify the
> filter and uses BASIC authentication.
>
> Also,
> https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=29091
>
> Also, does it work if you access it through the web page of
> http://IP_ADDRESS/manager/html/
> ?
>
>
> 2008/5/14 Khurram H Khan <kk...@arpatech.com>:
>   
>> Hello everyone,
>>
>> I have sent an email before regarding tomcat manager. And the issue was that
>> I could not use the same username and password to start/stop a webapp using
>> http://IP_ADDRESS/manager/stop?path=/My_WebAp . And it keeps popping up an
>> input box for username and password. I have the same username and password
>> for the admin webapp and it works. But this username and password does not
>> work for the manager webapp even though I have the same username and
>> password. Let me give you the content of my tomcat-users.xml which are the
>> following:
>>     



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