Cannot run deployed app on Tomcat on Apache Appliance

Hi Everyone!

I have started using Tomcat on Apache Appliance. I deploy apps with success but I can't run them. When I try to open app from tomcat manager I get apache information "The requested URL /app10 was not found on this server. Apache/2.2.8 (Ubuntu) mod_jk/1.2.25 mod_ssl/2.2.8 OpenSSL/0.9.8g Server at 192.168.95.135 Port 443". Default installed apps like admin and host-manager work well.

Thanks for any help

Replies (6)

This might be a bug...

Reply 1 2010-07-29

Sorry guys for the lack of response, we're in the middle of a development cycle for a major feature (backup and migration) and it's taking up most of our resources. It would be a big help if others in the community who know their Apache could take a stab at this and help figure it out.

Meanwhile I've filed a new bug report and we'll be taking a closer look at this for the next release batch: https://bugs.launchpad.net/turnkeylinux/+bug/611104

This is probably the result of a bad Apache configuration directive. If anyone figures it out, post the fix here.

Added link to doc page

Reply 2 2012-09-13

You're absolutely right. I added a link from the appliance page to the doc page. It still needs to be fleshed out [ hint hint :) ] but at least includes links to the relevant threads at the moment.

Tomcat on Apache instructions (v12.0)

Reply 3 2012-09-04

Great appliance. And this old forum reply did just the trick getting the proxy working. A quick reference to this on the the appliance page might save some confusion for those of us still learning.

Thanks guys. Love your work!

Richard

Not a bug, just requires configuration

Reply 4 2010-10-12

Sorry for the late response, I just found this thread from the bug report Liraz posted (I'm cleaning house for the Lucid release).

The tomcat-apache appliance is a little different to the standalone tomcat appliance. It uses apache to proxy back requests to tomcat using Mod JK. Therefore, each application/war that you want apache to know about, needs to be configured in /etc/tomcat5.5/mod_jk.conf

I provided an example in this thread.

Note to self: update the appliance page / documentation with this information.

Please start a new thread...

Reply 5 2016-01-15

This is a really old thread and on face value your issue doesn't even seem relevant to . So please open a new thread. Also if you want any useful help we'll need to know more information.

Things to include in your new thread:

What version of TurnKey Linux you are using (e.g. v14.0) - If you're not sure; run 'turnkey-version' from the commandline

Whether you are using the standalone Tomcat appliance or the Tomcat over Apache one

Details about what application you are trying to install. If it's your own custom app; why you are sure that it's a problem with TurnKey rather than your app.

All the steps that you have tried so far to troubleshoot your issue

Any other info that might be relevant (e.g. verbatim error messages, copies of logs etc)

My guess is that you haven't read the rest of this thread...

Reply 6 2017-01-16

Considering your post, it seems like you may not have read the rest of this thread...

Please do that first. If you still have an issue, please open a new thread.