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Posted to users@tomcat.apache.org by bshosting <ad...@bigsiteofhosting.com> on 2002/11/15 22:10:52 UTC
whereis that cat?
i installed tomcat rpm on my server, but i am running a hosting company with
many sites configured on the apache, when i try to run a jsp file i get an
error saying 404 not found,
eg http://66.150.223.35/index2.jsp
does anyone know where i should check and what i should look for? i cant
seem to be able to figure out where tomcat got installed and how to
configure it properly, all i get is a tomcat error page,
also when i go to http://66.150.223.35/index.jsp i get a page saying tomcat
is installed ok but none of the links on this page works and i cant find
this page on the server anywhere either :-(
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Re: whereis that cat?
Posted by Joel Rees <jo...@alpsgiken.gr.jp>.
> i installed tomcat rpm on my server, but i am running a hosting company with
> many sites configured on the apache,
That makes things pretty hard for me to guess.
> when i try to run a jsp file i get an
> error saying 404 not found,
> eg http://66.150.223.35/index2.jsp
>
> does anyone know where i should check and what i should look for? i cant
> seem to be able to figure out where tomcat got installed and how to
> configure it properly, all i get is a tomcat error page,
> also when i go to http://66.150.223.35/index.jsp i get a page saying tomcat
> is installed ok
Can you tell if it's apache or tomcat serving that page?
> but none of the links on this page works
Sounds like maybe apache is running, but tomcat is not? or Tomcat is not
hooked up correctly?
> and i cant find
> this page on the server anywhere either :-(
And this sounds like maybe you've got Apache pointing to a tomcat on
another server.
Sorry I don't have any more suggestions, but I would need more specifics
before I could even guess. For instance, you might post the relevant
lines of your apache and tomcat configuration files, and of your webapp
configuration files for tomcat.
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