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Posted to users@tomcat.apache.org by Shaji Thomas <Sh...@ariba.com> on 2007/10/18 01:16:59 UTC
AJP port - How to stop Tomcat from incrementing the AJP port number
When Tomcat 6 finds that the specified AJP port is already in use, it increments the port number and try to bind to the next available port. When this happens, on the web server side apache is not able to connect to the AJP port on Tomcat side, because Tomcat is listening on a different AJP port.
So is there a way to make Tomcat listen only on the specified AJP port? In the source I see there is a maxPort variable it is checking while incrementing the port number. Is there a way to control this from configuration files?
I am using Tomcat 6 with mod_jk.
Thank you very much
Shaji
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RE: AJP port - How to stop Tomcat from incrementing the AJP port number
Posted by "Fisher, Mitchell L" <Mi...@unisys.com>.
Shaji wrote:
> When Tomcat 6 finds that the specified AJP port is already in use,
> it increments the port number and try to bind to the next available
port.
Why does the AJP connector do this? Does mod_jk try the "next port"
too?
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Mitchell Fisher | Unisys Corp.
-----Original Message-----
From: news [mailto:news@ger.gmane.org] On Behalf Of Bill Barker
Sent: Wednesday, October 17, 2007 9:32 PM
To: users@tomcat.apache.org
Subject: Re: AJP port - How to stop Tomcat from incrementing the AJP
port number
Well, it should be possible to do channelSocket.maxPort="0" on the
<Connector />. However, if the port attribute gets processed after the
maxPort, it will reset it back (yes, it's a bug :). If you are using
the
default 8009 port, then it should be possible to omit the port option on
the
<Connector /> and it should work.
"Shaji Thomas" <Sh...@ariba.com> wrote in message
news:69F5B6D2B8B85D4A8F3CF11C9D1E7DEA0C22FCA0@us-hqmail3.ariba.com...
When Tomcat 6 finds that the specified AJP port is already in use, it
increments the port number and try to bind to the next available port.
When
this happens, on the web server side apache is not able to connect to
the
AJP port on Tomcat side, because Tomcat is listening on a different AJP
port.
So is there a way to make Tomcat listen only on the specified AJP port?
In
the source I see there is a maxPort variable it is checking while
incrementing the port number. Is there a way to control this from
configuration files?
I am using Tomcat 6 with mod_jk.
Thank you very much
Shaji
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Re: AJP port - How to stop Tomcat from incrementing the AJP port number
Posted by Bill Barker <wb...@wilshire.com>.
Well, it should be possible to do channelSocket.maxPort="0" on the
<Connector />. However, if the port attribute gets processed after the
maxPort, it will reset it back (yes, it's a bug :). If you are using the
default 8009 port, then it should be possible to omit the port option on the
<Connector /> and it should work.
"Shaji Thomas" <Sh...@ariba.com> wrote in message
news:69F5B6D2B8B85D4A8F3CF11C9D1E7DEA0C22FCA0@us-hqmail3.ariba.com...
When Tomcat 6 finds that the specified AJP port is already in use, it
increments the port number and try to bind to the next available port. When
this happens, on the web server side apache is not able to connect to the
AJP port on Tomcat side, because Tomcat is listening on a different AJP
port.
So is there a way to make Tomcat listen only on the specified AJP port? In
the source I see there is a maxPort variable it is checking while
incrementing the port number. Is there a way to control this from
configuration files?
I am using Tomcat 6 with mod_jk.
Thank you very much
Shaji
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