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05:48.02vinseanyone here used quartz with tomcat? i'm having trouble finding good documentation
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07:41.33matt20hi
07:42.01matt20anyone here?
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07:52.18matt20hello?
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09:23.47madCow007n00b question: when adding a war to the webapps directory for a second time does it overwrite the previous unpacking? and do i need to reload it? thanks
09:27.31madCow007voice?
09:28.02linuxfreckmadCow007: depends on the settings of your tomcat
09:28.08linuxfrecksee the docs on deployer
09:28.56madCow007thanks
09:30.06linuxfreckhttp://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-5.5-doc/deployer-howto.html
09:31.03madCow007thanks - google did me proud. I always struggle to find docs on apache sites. A search would be so handy.
09:33.08madCow007ahh. server.xml > autoDeploy="true"
09:35.48linuxfreckI strongly recommend against that setting on production servers though
09:36.21madCow007For safety or performance?
09:36.27linuxfreckboth
09:36.41madCow007good to know. Thanks
09:55.00madCow007a followup question: I now have autoDeploy=true. I created a war and placed it in webapps and it was duly unpacked.  I then created the war again with an extra file, and replaced the previous war.  This time it was not un packed, as I cannot see my new file.  Am i assuming the wrong thing? or do I need to revisit my config again?
09:56.50linuxfreckdid you restart tomcat after setting that?
09:56.51madCow007I'm using tomcat 4.X btw not the 5.x stream
09:56.57madCow007yep
09:57.44linuxfreck5.5 should redeploy the .war
09:57.48linuxfreckno idea on 4.x
09:58.37madCow007ahh. I have just discovered another problem with my setup which may be affecting things :( I will fix that first.
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12:26.26thegreebohi everyone. im at my wits end, and im hoping that one of you can help
12:27.35thegreeboive just re-installed tomcat 4.1.31 on my mac, and, as tomcat starts, a java icon appears in my dock for org.apache.catalina.startup.bootstrap
12:28.01thegreeboi got rid of it once, but ive forgotten how i did it! can anyone 'remind' me? please?
12:46.09thegreeboanyone at all?
12:47.49linuxfreckyou probably better ask in a java or mac channel
12:49.08thegreebookay, thanks
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14:51.12cezannehi may anybody help me with some basic questions?
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17:32.00gogo_I have been instaled apache2 and mod_jk wtich tomcat in association and the *.jsp file work but *.java don't
17:32.09gogo_thx for help polite people
17:35.59jasonb*.java files aren't for serving over the web.
17:38.10gogo_jasonb: but the servlets?
17:38.28gogo_servlet are jsp?
17:39.53gogo_jasonb: that my apache2 and tomcat wroks fine?
17:40.01gogo_sory for this questions
17:41.55gogo_jasonb: ?
17:44.50linuxfreckgogo_: your question about *.java files shows that you have zero knowledge on servlet technology. you better read some introduction about them.
17:46.07gogo_linuxfreck: ok thx I will do that
18:03.49puffHm, so does switching over to log4j give me log rotation?
18:20.40randrewpuff: log4j allows for the configuration of things like "DailyRollingFileAppender"
18:32.28jasonbpuff: man logrotate
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18:41.46namehuntIs anybody awake i need some help with mod_jk
18:44.06puffjasonb: Yeah, I really need to unlimber intellij and convert all the System.out.println() calls to log4j calls.
18:44.30namehuntWhen i add mod_jk to my apache i get )Permission denied: apr_global_mutex_lock(jk_log_lock) failed
19:55.59puffHm, how do I know when tomcat is using log4j?  Does it start to create a tomcat.out file or something?
20:27.33jasonbpuff: IIRC, in one of the logs it says something about Appender(s) being created.  Maybe the main catalina.out log file?
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20:47.59randrewOh he meant _basic_ questions...
20:51.35puffHm, nope.
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22:11.46Alejodonhi i have a dummie question...
22:12.25jasonbWe have dummy answers..
22:12.47jasonb(like RTFM!  :)
22:13.40Alejodonif i have an Apache and a Tomcat server apache in 80, tomcat in 8080 and publish my aplication can i block the 8080 in the firewall?
22:14.50Alejodontha applicantion will work?
22:15.22jasonbYes.
22:15.46jasonbMainly, that depends on where your firewall is, but in the usual case, this would work.
22:15.55Alejodonso the 8080 itīs only for administration?
22:16.22jasonbNo.
22:16.33jasonbUsually, 8080 is Tomcat's web server.. useable for anything.
22:16.54jasonbAnd, in reality, you can use any port for any purpose you see fit.
22:17.44Alejodonmmmnn but if i use a connector with apache...?
22:19.33jasonbYou'll need to complete your question if you want an answer.
22:19.38Alejodonok
22:20.25Alejodonhow can i block the access to the documentation and the administration pages in the 8080 port?
22:20.31Alejodonjust like apache?
22:32.59jasonbWell, you should remove that from your production installation in the first place.
22:33.51jasonbBut, if you can't, then you should configure Apache not to let those URIs through to Tomcat.  Configure Apache to send the client a 403 Forbidden for those URIs.
22:48.24Alejodonok jason thanks...
22:49.12jasonbYou're welcome.

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