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05:08.58GMFlashhello. does anyone know how to resolve the error: "The Apache Tomcat Native library which allows optimal performance in production environments was not found on the java.library.path"?
05:09.36GMFlashi'm using version 6.0 of tomcat on freebsd installed via ports
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06:13.30mahaboobhow to chage root path to some other web app
06:14.16mahaboobany help
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07:36.03DNC1GMFlash : you need to compile the native libs yourself
07:36.08DNC1then tell tomcat where they are.
07:36.53DNC1depending on how lucky you are there is a tomcat-native.tgz in the bin folder.
07:36.58DNC1follow the instructions in that
07:37.12GMFlashahh. you would think the port would handle that but i guess not
07:37.48GMFlashthe port got me about 95% of the way there. trying to get red5 running but it's complaining about some missing classes
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08:01.56Hattorihow to change $CATALINA_HOME variable?
08:02.12Hattorii installed another tomcat version and wish to point to that one
08:02.44kjkoster5489Hattori: in bash: export CATALINA_HOME=/bla
08:03.08Hattorithanks
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08:11.53vanksiif i use ajp to mount tomcat webapps on apache, is it possible for the enduser to resolve the ip where the actual webapp is running?
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10:49.35greenmanwitchhi guys!
10:49.53greenmanwitchI can visit http://localhost:8180 and everything is fine
10:50.02greenmanwitchbut nmap localhost -p 8180 returns: 8180/tcp open  unknown
10:50.09greenmanwitchthis is ok, right?
10:50.18greenmanwitchI mean it found it
10:50.33greenmanwitchbut the service is unamed
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10:54.58kjkoster5489greenmanwitch: doesn't nmap use /etc/services to name services? Try adding it there, just to see.
10:56.17greenmanwitchSorry, what exactly do I add there?
10:59.10kjkoster5489tomcat              8180/tcp     # My nice tomcat
10:59.17greenmanwitchoh, right.
10:59.29greenmanwitchI was confused about what I do if tcp is open
10:59.32greenmanwitchThanks
11:01.48greenmanwitchkjkoster5489: still says 8180/tcp open  unknown
11:02.07greenmanwitchunless after editing that I need to restart tomcat or something
11:03.21merike_hello, I get the following in apache error log: Error in reading worker properties from '/usr/local/tomcat/conf/jk/workers.properties', are there some spesific chmod requirements for this file or some folder between the file and root folder?
11:04.20merike_checked the address with konqueror and it had no problem reading it
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11:42.00fripettehello
11:51.14fripettei have to grant the permission on my server tomcat
11:51.23fripetteto allow the accession to my data
11:51.29fripettebecause I have the message
11:51.42fripetteConnection ratée: com.mysql.jdbc.CommunicationsException: Communications link failure due to underlying exception: ** BEGIN NESTED EXCEPTION ** java.net.SocketException MESSAGE: java.security.AccessControlException: access denied (
11:51.54fripetteand i try to change in the file policy.d
11:52.01fripettei save and i restart tomcat
11:52.19fripetteand the file is not change and it's at it initial state
11:52.32fripettehow can i change the grant please in this file ?
11:58.01fripetteno ideas ?
12:01.36merike_I have tomcat almost working except for the last paragraph: http://www.sitepoint.com/article/jsp-quick-start-guide-linux/4, I get internal error
12:02.15merike_apache error log shows no errors
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12:06.28fripettei change the TOMCAT5_SECURITY in the /etc/init.d/tomcat5
12:06.33fripettethe default value was YES
12:06.37fripetteand i turn it to no
12:06.43fripetteis it dangerous ?
12:08.31merike_my log: http://apache.pastebin.ca/979479 and workes file: http://apache.pastebin.ca/979480
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12:32.11MHSLmerike_, did you specify jvmRoute on your <Host> in server.xml?
12:34.31merike_@MHSL I don't think so, I have there:     <Engine name="Catalina" defaultHost="localhost">
12:35.59MHSLmerike_, you need to specify jvmRoute to be the same as your worker name on your <Host>
12:40.12fripettemay i have your help please:
12:40.16merike_@MHSL would that be the <Host> section in server.xml file?
12:40.31fripettei have this message when i try to connect to my mysql DB
12:40.39fripetteConnection ratée: com.mysql.jdbc.CommunicationsException: Communications link failure due to underlying exception: ** BEGIN NESTED EXCEPTION ** java.net.SocketException MESSAGE: java.net.ConnectException: Connection refused STACKTRACE: java.net.SocketException:
12:41.00fripette<PROTECTED>
12:42.05fripetteit's my code:
12:42.06fripettehttp://pastebin.com/d7725f163
12:49.43merike_@MHSL oh, you meant the conf file, thanks
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12:58.18MHSLmerike_, yes in server.xml
13:00.15MHSLfripette, connection refused means that either there is a firewall blocking access to the server or mysql is not running or you're trying to connect to the host which mysql isnt listening on
13:01.22fripetteok : no firewall because i am on debian; mysql is running because my mysql browser work and i test a java application to insert data into my DB and it's work
13:01.48fripettethe host is good because it's the paramter to enter in my mysql query browser
13:02.10fripetteand change the  TOMCAT5_SECURITY and i had a new message
13:02.59fripettei try to grant privilege in the file policy.d but when i restart tomcat the file is returning to it initial state (like i don't make change)
13:03.23fripettehave I to change something in the file 0101system.policy  03catalina.policy  04webapps.policy~  50user.policy
13:03.23fripette02debian.policy  04webapps.policy   10admin.policy     50user.policy~
13:03.24fripette?
13:03.58fripetteso PLEASE
13:04.14fripettei thought it was simple to connect to a database through JDBC
13:04.21fripettebut i was in my dreams !!
13:10.31MHSLfripette, does it work without security manager?
13:10.52MHSLfripette, allow socket permission on catalina.policy
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13:11.04fripetteah ! i don't do that
13:11.07fripettei try now
13:11.36fripetteI did it too:
13:11.43fripette/ The permission granted to your JDBC driver
13:11.43fripettegrant codeBase "jar:file:${catalina.base}/webapps/Omar/WEB-INF/lib/mysql-connector-java-3.1.14-bin.jar!/-" {
13:11.43fripettepermission java.net.SocketPermission "127.0.0.1:3306", "connect";
13:11.43fripette};
13:11.43fripette/ The permission granted to the scrape taglib
13:11.44fripettegrant codeBase "jar:file:${catalina.base}/webapps/Omar/-" {
13:11.46fripettepermission java.net.SocketPermission "127.0.0.1:3306", "connect,resolve";
13:11.48fripette};
13:11.52fripetteomar is the name of my project
13:13.22fripettefor me the problem don't come from my mysql server because i try via a java application
13:13.32fripetteand  i can connect to my DB and insert data
13:13.49fripettei try to change the grant in the file policy.d too but i can't do it
13:14.15fripettei make my changes but when i restart tomcat it's like i didn't change this file
13:14.24fripetteit's like a it default state
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13:16.50fripettesorry, bad manip
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13:24.44fripetteso MHSL you don't have a idea of what i have to do ?
13:25.03fripetteand why can't I write in the policy.d file ?
13:25.07MHSLfripette, what's the full exception message?
13:25.13fripetteno
13:25.22fripette==>pastebin
13:25.23MHSLwhat no?
13:25.36MHSLthere is no such policy.d in tomcat
13:25.38fripettei did not read correctly
13:25.42fripette???
13:25.44fripettein the conf !
13:25.47MHSLnop
13:26.04MHSLfripette, you're not using the one from tomcat website are you?
13:26.15MHSLfripette, paste again the pastebin link
13:26.34fripetteof my code or of the excpetion message ?
13:26.43MHSLexception
13:26.43fripettehttp://pastebin.com/d7725f163
13:26.45fripetteok
13:27.00MHSLpermission java.net.SocketPermission "127.0.0.1:3306", "connect"; -> which section did you put this?
13:27.18fripettehttp://pastebin.com/d42e5118f
13:27.39fripette:) in catalina.policy
13:27.41fripetteAND
13:27.50fripettein webapps.policy
13:27.53fripetteAND
13:28.07fripetteuser .policy
13:28.07MHSLfripette, i asked which section not which file
13:28.12MHSLfripette, which section of catalina.policy
13:28.19fripette??
13:28.22fripetteok
13:28.38fripettethis section :The permission granted to your JDBC driver
13:28.47fripetteand i had too :
13:28.55fripetteThe permission granted to the scrape taglib
13:29.54fripettehttp://pastebin.com/d3bea97d9
13:30.01fripettethe original is the second part
13:30.21fripetteand the first part it's what i put in the Catalina.policy
13:30.33MHSLfripette, from the exception it doesnt mention socket permission problem, but it's connection refused problem
13:30.44MHSLfripette, where did you get your tomcat?
13:30.59fripettefrom the package
13:31.06fripettezut
13:31.21fripetteconnection to the DB of course
13:31.22fripette?
13:31.28MHSLdownload the one from tomcat website and use that instead
13:31.49MHSLfripette, yes, all i can see is connection refused, no security exception
13:32.18MHSLfripette, as what you see in your conf directory, there are policy.d, webapps.policy etc, there are no such files in standard tomcat distribution
13:32.19fripettebecause i put down the security manager
13:32.33fripetteno i made a mistake
13:32.37MHSLso it's not security problem anymore, it's connectivity problem
13:32.43fripettethere is no policy.d file
13:32.50fripetteok
13:33.01MHSLthere isnt webapps.policy either
13:33.22fripettein the folders policy.d
13:33.40MHSLthere isnt such folder named policy.d in standard tomcat distribution either
13:33.41fripettethe real name is 04webapps.policy
13:33.46fripetteooooooo
13:33.48fripettecry
13:34.01MHSLthere is only 1 policy file which is catalina.policy that's it
13:34.07fripetteok
13:34.19MHSLdownload and use the standard distribution from tomcat website
13:34.25fripetteok
13:34.44MHSLtry to run and deploy your webapp without security manager, once everything works fine, you can try to turn on security manager
13:35.27fripetteok
13:36.36fripetteok i must go out , to breathe
13:36.43fripettei am going to lose my mind
13:36.47fripettesee U
13:37.25MHSLok
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13:58.19fripetteso
13:58.25fripetteit's really ODD
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13:58.56fripettei just try my own script and my data have been inserted into the data
13:58.58fripettebut
13:59.10fripettewhen i retry
13:59.14fripettenothing it's add
14:00.38fripetteso now it's work
14:01.57fripetteit's work !!
14:02.18fripetteit's crazy !
14:14.15fripettei don't know what i did to make it work
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14:38.50eladgoes anyone know how to make usr/local visisble under finder in os x
14:38.54eladdoes*
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15:56.30SEWilco2Apache Tomcat/6.0.16  1.6.0_05-b13  Sun Microsystems Inc.  Linux  2.6.22-14-server  amd64
15:57.34SEWilco2I'm trying to follow directions which say to put a security file in /etc/tomcat-5.5/policy.d directory but Apache's Tomcat 6 has no such policy.d directory.
15:59.22SEWilco2Where should security policy files be put fo the Tomcat 6 downloaded from the Tomcat web site?  Ubuntu's Tomcat doesn't work for some apps, so getting the original is recommended.
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17:23.25SEWilco2Where do application security policy definitions belong in the standard Tomcat 6?  Ubuntu uses an etc/policy.d directory but I don't see something similar in standard Tomcat.
17:24.02SEWilco2s;etc/policy.d;/etc/tomcat5.5/policy.d;
17:24.27jasonbThey belong in Tomcat's conf/ directory.
17:51.06pfndon't run tomcat as root
17:51.11pfndon't run tomcat with the security manager
17:51.13pfnproblem solved
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17:58.17gileswork5.5.26.0  1.5.0_13-b05 2.6.18-4-686etch
17:59.06gilesworkI've got 2 problems when I try and stop tomcat all I get is INFO: Pausing Coyote HTTP/1.1 on http-8081 in the catalina.out
17:59.12gilesworkand the process is still left
17:59.29jasonbTomcat itself does not implement proper, reliable shutdowns.
17:59.56jasonbYou need a packaged init script that implements reliable shutdowns for it to work.. and as far as I know, no debian package implements one.
18:00.53gilesworkah sorry jasonb I meant to say this is a binary java and tomcat in /opt
18:00.55gilesworkexec tomcat_bin( 'shutdown.sh' )
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18:01.04gilesworkthat's what our init script is running
18:02.24gilesworkoh well it's not a biggy at the moment
18:02.50gilesworkThe main thing I'm trying to do is lock down the manager app to ip range
18:03.47gilesworkI'll pastie something
18:04.11gilesworkhttp://pastie.caboo.se/178683
18:04.46gilesworkfor some reason everytime I hit the manager I get a 403
18:04.56gilesworkthe access logs show that I'm at the correct ip
18:05.16gilesworkand when I remove the valve and just use user/pass it works fine
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21:18.57HargartsI'm getting the following error when I try to submit a POST request to a servet (HTTP Status 405 - HTTP method POST is not supported by this URL). I have implemented both the doGet and doPost methods in the servlet. Tomcat v6.0, Java 1.5.0_14-b03, Windows XP Pro
21:20.03HargartsI've found many posts about this thru google, but it seems the only answer is to implement the doPost method - which I have.
21:20.16HargartsAny Ideas?
21:21.18HargartsI've also added <http-method>POST</http-method> in servlet-mapping inside my web.xml file
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21:45.04Hargartsah, that's annoying - I added "implements Servlet" to my servlet class declaration, and it fixed the problem
21:49.18acidjnkIt often makes a huge difference in Java whether you add the implements even when you extend from a class that does so. For example "extends AbstractList" and "extends AbstractList implements List" often makes a huge difference.
21:49.42acidjnkAnd in many of those cases it is undocumented.
21:51.43acidjnkWhen accessing properties through EL you have to be particularly careful. Whether it works one way or another or not is just a matter of how the provider implemented JSP.
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