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Posted to users@httpd.apache.org by Pete Eakle <pe...@gmail.com> on 2005/03/15 08:41:11 UTC
[users@httpd] how to remove a temporary change made to httpd.conf?
a portion of my httpd.conf used to look like (forwarding dynamic
content to Tomcat 5.0):
DocumentRoot "/var/www/html/Examples" <--soft link to
/opt/tomcat/apps/Examples
JkMount /Examples/WEB-INF/* ajp13
JkMount /Examples/fwd ajp13
This was working fine, except that my url was
http://www.jexamples.com/Examples, and I wanted to get rid of the
/Examples part.
So after stopping Tomcat and Apache (2.0) I changed the above to:
DocumentRoot "/opt/tomcat/apps/Examples"
JkMount /WEB-INF/* ajp13
JkMount /fwd ajp13
and restarted the servers, but unfortunately it didn't work. It could
invoke static content OK, but not my JSPs (e.g., "The requested URL
/fwd was not found on this server."). So I stopped the servers and
backed out the above changes and then restarted the servers, and I'm
still getting the same error -- it can't find my jsp URLs (the
forwarded ones). Why wouldn't it behave just like it did before I
made the change?
Any leads appreciated. Thanks.
-Pete
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