How to get remote host inof in Tomcat-Apache combination scenario

[haixi liu <ha...@hotmail.com>]

When I was using tomcat as standalone server, I just use getRemoteHost() to 
get client hostname or IP.

Now that I am using Tomcat-JK-Apache, this method doesn't work anymore. It 
returns null for all request.

Does anybody know how to get that remote user information again?

Thanks a lot

Haixi

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Help with Startup Script

[Chuck Carson <ch...@syrrx.com>]

I am unable to get tomcat to start automatically under Solaris 8. I try 
starting it after several other socket based applications (such as 
oracle and postgres)

I get nothing in the logs, the service merely refuses to start.

Here is the startup script:
#!/sbin/sh
case "$1" in
start)
         echo "Starting tomcat server..."
         /sbin/su - root -c . /root/.bashrc && 
/usr/local/tomcat4/bin/catalina.sh start
         ;;
stop)
         echo "Stopping tomcat server..."
         /usr/local/tomcat4/bin/catalina.sh stop
         ;;
*)
         echo "Usage: $0 {start|stop}"
         exit 1
         ;;
esac
exit 0

I added the 'su - root -c . /root/.bashrc' bit as a troubleshooting 
step, the explicit sourcing of root's .bashrc is not needed on other 
services that I start at boot time.

I have this script here: /etc/rc3.d/S70tomcat4

When the system is booting, I see the message "Starting tomcat 
server..." so I know the script is getting executed.

The default runlevel is set to 3.


Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks,
CC

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