Bind site to IP in Tomcat/Apache

[Brad_Wood]

I’m trying to duplicate the IIS behavior I used to do with Adobe CF where a
server with 5 sites would get 5 IPs assigned to it-- one for each site.
Then in IIS I would bind each site to the IP I wanted, and I could also
specify hostnames as well to keep people from trying to to screw with my
site by using a fake hostname on the correct IP. For security, I would only
allow CFIDE/administrator to be accessible on the default which was only
bound to an internal IP on the box that wasn’t NATed anywhere outside.

I’m looking to replicate this same setup of enforcing a particular site to
only respond on a specific IP, but it’s a little trickier with Lucee
running on Tomcat behind Apache. I’m using a reverse proxy to an AJP
listener. I can bind my Apache virtualhosts easy enough, but by default
they all proxy to the same AJP listener which uses the HTTP host header to
match the correct Tomcat host. My first issue is that Tomcat’s server.xml
requires an actual hostname. I can’t just specify the IP
address there unless the user is actually typing the IP in their browser.
If I enter the host names in Tomcat that “works” but doesn’t prevent
someone from accessing the “local” secure site by just faking a host name
on the wrong IP with a simple host file entry.

The workaround I’ve got right now is to have multiple tags, each
with a different AJP listener on a different port. Then my apache virtual
hosts proxy to a specific AJP listener to “lock” the Apache virtualhost and
Tomcat host together.

So the questions are:

1. How are other people accomplishing this (or are they)?
2. Is there a simpler way?
3. Will something bad happen inside of Lucee like the engine being
   loaded twice due to two tags?
4. Should I be using a different “name” attribute or does that
   not actually get used anywhere?

Thanks!

~Brad

[frinky]

Hi Brad,

I only have an answer to question 2: is there a simpler way.

I am currently busy on getting the new docs out for mod_cfml version 1.1, which adds support for what you are looking for.
It sends an extra header to the Tomcat valve, which contains a unique name for the httpd Virtualhost (the “ServerName” of the httpd VirtualHost / the context-id in IIS). On the Tomcat side, we only create one Host for each unique name, and add all hostnames as a host alias.
You’re very welcome to try it out; the docs will be online in the coming weekend.

The only thing you need to take into consideration when using mod_cfml this way, is that you need to set an explicit ServerName in each httpd VirtualHost. If you don’t, then httpd will resolve the ip address, and use that result as the ServerName. Which is probably the same result for all local ips, which would result in only one Host on the Tomcat side.

Kind regards,

Paul KlinkenbergOp 27 mei 2015, om 20:14 heeft Brad Wood <@Brad_Wood> het volgende geschreven:

I’m trying to duplicate the IIS behavior I used to do with Adobe CF where a server with 5 sites would get 5 IPs assigned to it-- one for each site. Then in IIS I would bind each site to the IP I wanted, and I could also specify hostnames as well to keep people from trying to to screw with my site by using a fake hostname on the correct IP. For security, I would only allow CFIDE/administrator to be accessible on the default which was only bound to an internal IP on the box that wasn’t NATed anywhere outside.

I’m looking to replicate this same setup of enforcing a particular site to only respond on a specific IP, but it’s a little trickier with Lucee running on Tomcat behind Apache. I’m using a reverse proxy to an AJP listener. I can bind my Apache virtualhosts easy enough, but by default they all proxy to the same AJP listener which uses the HTTP host header to match the correct Tomcat host. My first issue is that Tomcat’s server.xml requires an actual hostname. I can’t just specify the IP address there unless the user is actually typing the IP in their browser. If I enter the host names in Tomcat that “works” but doesn’t prevent someone from accessing the “local” secure site by just faking a host name on the wrong IP with a simple host file entry.

The workaround I’ve got right now is to have multiple tags, each with a different AJP listener on a different port. Then my apache virtual hosts proxy to a specific AJP listener to “lock” the Apache virtualhost and Tomcat host together.

So the questions are:
How are other people accomplishing this (or are they)?
Is there a simpler way?
Will something bad happen inside of Lucee like the engine being loaded twice due to two tags?
Should I be using a different “name” attribute or does that not actually get used anywhere?
Thanks!

~Brad

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[frinky]

Hi Brad,

Thanks for your honesty here. The problems you heard about are over. Thread-safety indeed was a problem that was easily tackled. The delays are totally gone. And I mean totally

You do not need to add all hosts, but just 1 serverName in each VirtualHost. But, I actually tackled this as well today; when Jordan pulls in the last pull request, you don’t even need to add a serverName directive.

Feel free to do whatever you want, but I actually think it makes a lot of sense to use it.
For the VirtualHost with 50 domain names, the old mod_cfml would have created 50 Hosts in Tomcat. Mod_cfml 1.1 creates only one host, and adds the domain names as host aliases, which has very little overhead in Tomcat. Adding such an alias, only on the first request, takes max. 300 msecs.

Kind regards,

Paul KlinkenbergOp 28 mei 2015, om 16:13 heeft Brad Wood <@Brad_Wood> het volgende geschreven:

Thanks for the reply Paul. Honestly, I’ve been a little reticent to use mod_cfml since I’ve run into people having issues with it-- thread safety things when multiple sites start up at once, and delays before contexts are configured. Since I have a smallish number of static sites on my server, I prefer to simply configure them manually.

If I can’t use an IP address, I don’t think it will work anyway. One site I’m setting up now has like 50 domain names that all resolve to the same IP. That IP is bound to a single, generic redirect site. Even if I could add all the possible hostnames, I don’t want to. In IIS, I always just bound my site to the generic “redirect” IP and was done with it. Not putting any specific hostnames in Apache or Tomcat allowed me to add additional redirect domains at any time with no config changes.

Thanks!

~Brad

ColdBox Platform Evangelist
Ortus Solutions, Corp

E-mail: brad@coldbox.org mailto:brad@coldbox.org
ColdBox Platform: http://www.coldbox.org http://www.coldbox.org/
Blog: http://www.codersrevolution.com http://www.codersrevolution.com/

On Thu, May 28, 2015 at 1:46 AM, Paul Klinkenberg <@Paul_Klinkenberg mailto:Paul_Klinkenberg> wrote:
Hi Brad,

I only have an answer to question 2: is there a simpler way.

I am currently busy on getting the new docs out for mod_cfml version 1.1, which adds support for what you are looking for.
It sends an extra header to the Tomcat valve, which contains a unique name for the httpd Virtualhost (the “ServerName” of the httpd VirtualHost / the context-id in IIS). On the Tomcat side, we only create one Host for each unique name, and add all hostnames as a host alias.
You’re very welcome to try it out; the docs will be online in the coming weekend.

The only thing you need to take into consideration when using mod_cfml this way, is that you need to set an explicit ServerName in each httpd VirtualHost. If you don’t, then httpd will resolve the ip address, and use that result as the ServerName. Which is probably the same result for all local ips, which would result in only one Host on the Tomcat side.

Kind regards,

Paul Klinkenberg

Op 27 mei 2015, om 20:14 heeft Brad Wood <@Brad_Wood mailto:Brad_Wood> het volgende geschreven:

I’m trying to duplicate the IIS behavior I used to do with Adobe CF where a server with 5 sites would get 5 IPs assigned to it-- one for each site. Then in IIS I would bind each site to the IP I wanted, and I could also specify hostnames as well to keep people from trying to to screw with my site by using a fake hostname on the correct IP. For security, I would only allow CFIDE/administrator to be accessible on the default which was only bound to an internal IP on the box that wasn’t NATed anywhere outside.

I’m looking to replicate this same setup of enforcing a particular site to only respond on a specific IP, but it’s a little trickier with Lucee running on Tomcat behind Apache. I’m using a reverse proxy to an AJP listener. I can bind my Apache virtualhosts easy enough, but by default they all proxy to the same AJP listener which uses the HTTP host header to match the correct Tomcat host. My first issue is that Tomcat’s server.xml requires an actual hostname. I can’t just specify the IP address there unless the user is actually typing the IP in their browser. If I enter the host names in Tomcat that “works” but doesn’t prevent someone from accessing the “local” secure site by just faking a host name on the wrong IP with a simple host file entry.

The workaround I’ve got right now is to have multiple tags, each with a different AJP listener on a different port. Then my apache virtual hosts proxy to a specific AJP listener to “lock” the Apache virtualhost and Tomcat host together.

So the questions are:
How are other people accomplishing this (or are they)?
Is there a simpler way?
Will something bad happen inside of Lucee like the engine being loaded twice due to two tags?
Should I be using a different “name” attribute or does that not actually get used anywhere?
Thanks!

~Brad

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[Brad_Wood]

I’m excited about the Apache connector, it sounds like it will be a great
improvement! I’ll probably give it a try just to help test and see how it
works.

To confirm, on the site with many hosts, do all of them still need to be
declared in Apache? I’d like to just bind Apache to the IP and not have
any hostnames at all.

Thanks!

~Brad

ColdBox Platform Evangelist
*Ortus Solutions, Corp *

E-mail: brad@coldbox.org
ColdBox Platform: http://www.coldbox.org
Blog: http://www.codersrevolution.comOn Thu, May 28, 2015 at 11:12 AM, Paul Klinkenberg <@Paul_Klinkenberg wrote:

Hi Brad,

Thanks for your honesty here. The problems you heard about are over.
Thread-safety indeed was a problem that was easily tackled. The delays are
totally gone. And I mean totally

You do not need to add all hosts, but just 1 serverName in each
VirtualHost. But, I actually tackled this as well today; when Jordan pulls
in the last pull request, you don’t even need to add a serverName directive.

Feel free to do whatever you want, but I actually think it makes a lot of
sense to use it.
For the VirtualHost with 50 domain names, the old mod_cfml would have
created 50 Hosts in Tomcat. Mod_cfml 1.1 creates only one host, and adds
the domain names as host aliases, which has very little overhead in Tomcat.
Adding such an alias, only on the first request, takes max. 300 msecs.

Kind regards,

Paul Klinkenberg

Op 28 mei 2015, om 16:13 heeft Brad Wood <@Brad_Wood> het volgende
geschreven:

Thanks for the reply Paul. Honestly, I’ve been a little reticent to use
mod_cfml since I’ve run into people having issues with it-- thread safety
things when multiple sites start up at once, and delays before contexts are
configured. Since I have a smallish number of static sites on my server, I
prefer to simply configure them manually.

If I can’t use an IP address, I don’t think it will work anyway. One site
I’m setting up now has like 50 domain names that all resolve to the same
IP. That IP is bound to a single, generic redirect site. Even if I could
add all the possible hostnames, I don’t want to. In IIS, I always just
bound my site to the generic “redirect” IP and was done with it. Not
putting any specific hostnames in Apache or Tomcat allowed me to add
additional redirect domains at any time with no config changes.

Thanks!

~Brad

ColdBox Platform Evangelist
*Ortus Solutions, Corp *

E-mail: brad@coldbox.org
ColdBox Platform: http://www.coldbox.org
Blog: http://www.codersrevolution.com

On Thu, May 28, 2015 at 1:46 AM, Paul Klinkenberg < @Paul_Klinkenberg> wrote:

Hi Brad,

I only have an answer to question 2: is there a simpler way.

I am currently busy on getting the new docs out for mod_cfml version 1.1,
which adds support for what you are looking for.
It sends an extra header to the Tomcat valve, which contains a unique
name for the httpd Virtualhost (the “ServerName” of the httpd VirtualHost /
the context-id in IIS). On the Tomcat side, we only create one Host for
each unique name, and add all hostnames as a host alias.
You’re very welcome to try it out; the docs will be online in the coming
weekend.

The only thing you need to take into consideration when using mod_cfml
this way, is that you need to set an explicit ServerName in each httpd
VirtualHost. If you don’t, then httpd will resolve the ip address, and use
that result as the ServerName. Which is probably the same result for all
local ips, which would result in only one Host on the Tomcat side.

Kind regards,

Paul Klinkenberg

Op 27 mei 2015, om 20:14 heeft Brad Wood <@Brad_Wood> het
volgende geschreven:

I’m trying to duplicate the IIS behavior I used to do with Adobe CF where
a server with 5 sites would get 5 IPs assigned to it-- one for each site.
Then in IIS I would bind each site to the IP I wanted, and I could also
specify hostnames as well to keep people from trying to to screw with my
site by using a fake hostname on the correct IP. For security, I would only
allow CFIDE/administrator to be accessible on the default which was only
bound to an internal IP on the box that wasn’t NATed anywhere outside.

I’m looking to replicate this same setup of enforcing a particular site
to only respond on a specific IP, but it’s a little trickier with Lucee
running on Tomcat behind Apache. I’m using a reverse proxy to an AJP
listener. I can bind my Apache virtualhosts easy enough, but by default
they all proxy to the same AJP listener which uses the HTTP host header to
match the correct Tomcat host. My first issue is that Tomcat’s server.xml
requires an actual hostname. I can’t just specify the IP
address there unless the user is actually typing the IP in their browser.
If I enter the host names in Tomcat that “works” but doesn’t prevent
someone from accessing the “local” secure site by just faking a host name
on the wrong IP with a simple host file entry.

The workaround I’ve got right now is to have multiple tags,
each with a different AJP listener on a different port. Then my apache
virtual hosts proxy to a specific AJP listener to “lock” the Apache
virtualhost and Tomcat host together.

So the questions are:

1. How are other people accomplishing this (or are they)?
2. Is there a simpler way?
3. Will something bad happen inside of Lucee like the engine being
   loaded twice due to two tags?
4. Should I be using a different “name” attribute or does
   that not actually get used anywhere?

Thanks!

~Brad

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[Brad_Wood]

Does anyone want to take a stab at whether having more than one service tag
in my Tomcat server.xml will have adverse effects?

3. Will something bad happen inside of Lucee like the engine being loaded

twice due to two tags?
4. Should I be using a different “name” attribute or does that
not actually get used anywhere?

Thanks!

~Brad

[Pierre_Larde]

Hi, I am looking for an example of server.xml to add new domains.
I tried to add these line :



In the engine tag
And when brosint the domain : publicitemurale.com
I have this message :
Generic Connector Communication Error:------------------------------
Please check and adjust your setup:
Ensure that Tomcat is running on given host and port.
If this is a timeout error consider adjusting IIS timeout by changing
executionTimeout attribute in web.config (see manual).

I do not find any where an example of code to add in this XML file.
I am working with IIS7.
I also tried the mod_cfml
But the valve stopped the Tomcat service.

Thanks for any help.
(It does work when browsing : http://myIP:8080/mydir )

Le vendredi 29 mai 2015 22:10:26 UTC+2, Brad Wood a écrit :

Does anyone want to take a stab at whether having more than one service
tag in my Tomcat server.xml will have adverse effects?

3. Will something bad happen inside of Lucee like the engine being loaded

twice due to two tags?
4. Should I be using a different “name” attribute or does that
not actually get used anywhere?

Thanks!

~Brad

[Jordan_Michaels]

If you installed using the installer, the example host config is at the very bottom of the server.xml file. The installer should also setup the BonCode connector for IIS7 and mod_cfml to automatically configure new IIS hosts in Tomcat.

Judging by your 8080 port, I’m guessing you did a vanilla Tomcat install? Maybe give the installer a try on a fresh Windows install as it does a lot of the grunt work for you to get you up and running quicker.–
Kind regards,
Jordan Michaels
Vivio Technologies

----- Original Message -----
From: “Pierre Larde” <@Pierre_Larde>
To: “Lucee” lucee@googlegroups.com
Sent: Friday, May 13, 2016 6:51:05 AM
Subject: Re: [Lucee] Bind site to IP in Tomcat/Apache

Hi, I am looking for an example of server.xml to add new domains.
I tried to add these line :



In the engine tag
And when brosint the domain : publicitemurale.com
I have this message :
Generic Connector Communication Error:

Please check and adjust your setup:
Ensure that Tomcat is running on given host and port.
If this is a timeout error consider adjusting IIS timeout by changing
executionTimeout attribute in web.config (see manual).

I do not find any where an example of code to add in this XML file.
I am working with IIS7.
I also tried the mod_cfml
But the valve stopped the Tomcat service.

Thanks for any help.
(It does work when browsing : http://myIP:8080/mydir )

Le vendredi 29 mai 2015 22:10:26 UTC+2, Brad Wood a écrit :

Does anyone want to take a stab at whether having more than one service
tag in my Tomcat server.xml will have adverse effects?

3. Will something bad happen inside of Lucee like the engine being loaded

twice due to two tags?
4. Should I be using a different “name” attribute or does that
not actually get used anywhere?

Thanks!

~Brad

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[Pierre_Larde]

I hit a key, and the answer has been published without my willing !!! (very
bad Google)
I continue last answer :

In last (manual) installation, I modified the site root directory in the
server.xml of Tomcat.
This does not work with this new installation.
Any idea , where to modify this ?

• Also when creating a site in IIS7 , I do not see any change in server.xml
  (the <host code lines)

Thanks for all help/Indormation.
Lucee is Great.Le samedi 14 mai 2016 15:34:07 UTC+2, Pierre Larde a écrit :

Hi Michaels,
back on my last answer,
I did remove the old installation of Tomcat/Lucee
And I used the installer : that’s Great …
Very fast, very well organized (directories), very much better than the
manual installation (Java, Tomcat, Lucee)
And working immediatly.
So now the port 8888 is used (instead of 8080)

Still 2 questions :

• Is it possible to modify the sites ROOT directory
  (lucee/tomcat/webapps/ROOT)

Le vendredi 13 mai 2016 21:58:59 UTC+2, Jordan Michaels a écrit :

If you installed using the installer, the example host config is at the
very bottom of the server.xml file. The installer should also setup the
BonCode connector for IIS7 and mod_cfml to automatically configure new IIS
hosts in Tomcat.

Judging by your 8080 port, I’m guessing you did a vanilla Tomcat install?
Maybe give the installer a try on a fresh Windows install as it does a lot
of the grunt work for you to get you up and running quicker.

–
Kind regards,
Jordan Michaels
Vivio Technologies

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Subject: Re: [Lucee] Bind site to IP in Tomcat/Apache

Hi, I am looking for an example of server.xml to add new domains.
I tried to add these line :



In the engine tag
And when brosint the domain : publicitemurale.com
I have this message :
Generic Connector Communication Error:

Please check and adjust your setup:
Ensure that Tomcat is running on given host and port.
If this is a timeout error consider adjusting IIS timeout by changing
executionTimeout attribute in web.config (see manual).

I do not find any where an example of code to add in this XML file.
I am working with IIS7.
I also tried the mod_cfml
But the valve stopped the Tomcat service.

Thanks for any help.
(It does work when browsing : http://myIP:8080/mydir )

Le vendredi 29 mai 2015 22:10:26 UTC+2, Brad Wood a écrit :

Does anyone want to take a stab at whether having more than one service
tag in my Tomcat server.xml will have adverse effects?

3. Will something bad happen inside of Lucee like the engine being
   loaded

twice due to two tags?
4. Should I be using a different “name” attribute or does
that
not actually get used anywhere?

Thanks!

~Brad

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[Pierre_Larde]

Thanks for your answer,
I succeeded to get the domain working : I had to install .NET Framework.
That have solved the access from domain name , as : http://mysite.com

But the Tomcat lines were added manually in “server.xml”
This because, when adding the “valve” code in server.xml, stopped the
Tomcat service.

Do you mean, I shoud try a new install with the installer ?
And do you mean the port 8080 is not used with the installer ?

Thanks for clarification,
Pierre.Le vendredi 13 mai 2016 21:58:59 UTC+2, Jordan Michaels a écrit :

If you installed using the installer, the example host config is at the
very bottom of the server.xml file. The installer should also setup the
BonCode connector for IIS7 and mod_cfml to automatically configure new IIS
hosts in Tomcat.

Judging by your 8080 port, I’m guessing you did a vanilla Tomcat install?
Maybe give the installer a try on a fresh Windows install as it does a lot
of the grunt work for you to get you up and running quicker.

–
Kind regards,
Jordan Michaels
Vivio Technologies

----- Original Message -----
From: “Pierre Larde” <pie...@pl-arts.com <javascript:>>
To: “Lucee” <lu...@googlegroups.com <javascript:>>
Sent: Friday, May 13, 2016 6:51:05 AM
Subject: Re: [Lucee] Bind site to IP in Tomcat/Apache

Hi, I am looking for an example of server.xml to add new domains.
I tried to add these line :



In the engine tag
And when brosint the domain : publicitemurale.com
I have this message :
Generic Connector Communication Error:

Please check and adjust your setup:
Ensure that Tomcat is running on given host and port.
If this is a timeout error consider adjusting IIS timeout by changing
executionTimeout attribute in web.config (see manual).

I do not find any where an example of code to add in this XML file.
I am working with IIS7.
I also tried the mod_cfml
But the valve stopped the Tomcat service.

Thanks for any help.
(It does work when browsing : http://myIP:8080/mydir )

Le vendredi 29 mai 2015 22:10:26 UTC+2, Brad Wood a écrit :

Does anyone want to take a stab at whether having more than one service
tag in my Tomcat server.xml will have adverse effects?

3. Will something bad happen inside of Lucee like the engine being
   loaded

twice due to two tags?
4. Should I be using a different “name” attribute or does
that
not actually get used anywhere?

Thanks!

~Brad

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[Pierre_Larde]

Hi Michaels,
back on my last answer,
I did remove the old installation of Tomcat/Lucee
And I used the installer : that’s Great …
Very fast, very well organized (directories), very much better than the
manual installation (Java, Tomcat, Lucee)
And working immediatly.
So now the port 8888 is used (instead of 8080)

Still 2 questions :

• Is it possible to modify the sites ROOT directory
  (lucee/tomcat/webapps/ROOT)Le vendredi 13 mai 2016 21:58:59 UTC+2, Jordan Michaels a écrit :

If you installed using the installer, the example host config is at the
very bottom of the server.xml file. The installer should also setup the
BonCode connector for IIS7 and mod_cfml to automatically configure new IIS
hosts in Tomcat.

Judging by your 8080 port, I’m guessing you did a vanilla Tomcat install?
Maybe give the installer a try on a fresh Windows install as it does a lot
of the grunt work for you to get you up and running quicker.

–
Kind regards,
Jordan Michaels
Vivio Technologies

----- Original Message -----
From: “Pierre Larde” <pie...@pl-arts.com <javascript:>>
To: “Lucee” <lu...@googlegroups.com <javascript:>>
Sent: Friday, May 13, 2016 6:51:05 AM
Subject: Re: [Lucee] Bind site to IP in Tomcat/Apache

Hi, I am looking for an example of server.xml to add new domains.
I tried to add these line :



In the engine tag
And when brosint the domain : publicitemurale.com
I have this message :
Generic Connector Communication Error:

Please check and adjust your setup:
Ensure that Tomcat is running on given host and port.
If this is a timeout error consider adjusting IIS timeout by changing
executionTimeout attribute in web.config (see manual).

I do not find any where an example of code to add in this XML file.
I am working with IIS7.
I also tried the mod_cfml
But the valve stopped the Tomcat service.

Thanks for any help.
(It does work when browsing : http://myIP:8080/mydir )

Le vendredi 29 mai 2015 22:10:26 UTC+2, Brad Wood a écrit :

Does anyone want to take a stab at whether having more than one service
tag in my Tomcat server.xml will have adverse effects?

3. Will something bad happen inside of Lucee like the engine being
   loaded

twice due to two tags?
4. Should I be using a different “name” attribute or does
that
not actually get used anywhere?

Thanks!

~Brad

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[Jordan_Michaels]

Hi Pierre,

Glad to hear the installer helped. =)

All the default context configs (including ROOT) are still configured in the Tomcat server.xml file - however, the idea of mod_cfml is to make it so that modifying your server.xml file is not necessary. Put simply, any hosts you configure manually in the Tomcat server.xml are added to Tomcat at startup. Any additional hosts that mod_cfml creates the first time a site is hit are added in memory and do not alter the server.xml file.

The mod_cfml source is wide open, so you can see exactly what it does here:
https://github.com/utdream/mod_cfml/blob/master/java/mod_cfml-valve/src/mod_cfml/core.java--
Kind regards,
Jordan Michaels
Vivio Technologies

----- Original Message -----
From: “Pierre Larde” <@Pierre_Larde>
To: “Lucee” lucee@googlegroups.com
Sent: Saturday, May 14, 2016 6:39:26 AM
Subject: Re: [Lucee] Bind site to IP in Tomcat/Apache

I hit a key, and the answer has been published without my willing !!! (very
bad Google)
I continue last answer :

In last (manual) installation, I modified the site root directory in the
server.xml of Tomcat.
This does not work with this new installation.
Any idea , where to modify this ?

• Also when creating a site in IIS7 , I do not see any change in server.xml
  (the <host code lines)

Thanks for all help/Indormation.
Lucee is Great.

Le samedi 14 mai 2016 15:34:07 UTC+2, Pierre Larde a écrit :

Hi Michaels,
back on my last answer,
I did remove the old installation of Tomcat/Lucee
And I used the installer : that’s Great …
Very fast, very well organized (directories), very much better than the
manual installation (Java, Tomcat, Lucee)
And working immediatly.
So now the port 8888 is used (instead of 8080)

Still 2 questions :

• Is it possible to modify the sites ROOT directory
  (lucee/tomcat/webapps/ROOT)

Le vendredi 13 mai 2016 21:58:59 UTC+2, Jordan Michaels a écrit :

If you installed using the installer, the example host config is at the
very bottom of the server.xml file. The installer should also setup the
BonCode connector for IIS7 and mod_cfml to automatically configure new IIS
hosts in Tomcat.

Judging by your 8080 port, I’m guessing you did a vanilla Tomcat install?
Maybe give the installer a try on a fresh Windows install as it does a lot
of the grunt work for you to get you up and running quicker.

–
Kind regards,
Jordan Michaels
Vivio Technologies

----- Original Message -----
From: “Pierre Larde” pie...@pl-arts.com
To: “Lucee” lu...@googlegroups.com
Sent: Friday, May 13, 2016 6:51:05 AM
Subject: Re: [Lucee] Bind site to IP in Tomcat/Apache

Hi, I am looking for an example of server.xml to add new domains.
I tried to add these line :



In the engine tag
And when brosint the domain : publicitemurale.com
I have this message :
Generic Connector Communication Error:

Please check and adjust your setup:
Ensure that Tomcat is running on given host and port.
If this is a timeout error consider adjusting IIS timeout by changing
executionTimeout attribute in web.config (see manual).

I do not find any where an example of code to add in this XML file.
I am working with IIS7.
I also tried the mod_cfml
But the valve stopped the Tomcat service.

Thanks for any help.
(It does work when browsing : http://myIP:8080/mydir )

Le vendredi 29 mai 2015 22:10:26 UTC+2, Brad Wood a écrit :

Does anyone want to take a stab at whether having more than one service
tag in my Tomcat server.xml will have adverse effects?

3. Will something bad happen inside of Lucee like the engine being
   loaded

twice due to two tags?
4. Should I be using a different “name” attribute or does
that
not actually get used anywhere?

Thanks!

~Brad

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[Jordan_Michaels]

Could be a number of things. Check your Tomcat catalina logs to see if there was an error when deploying the new context.

The user Lucee runs under needs permissions to create a WEB-INF directory in the new context, so if I had to guess there are probably problems with you hosting the site off a shared drive. If you can’t allow Lucee permissions to create the WEB-INF on the shared drive, then you’ll have to configure Lucee to create the WEB-INF folder somewhere else, like a standardized folder in your Lucee directory.–
Kind regards,
Jordan Michaels
Vivio Technologies

----- Original Message -----
From: “Pierre Larde” <@Pierre_Larde>
To: “Lucee” lucee@googlegroups.com
Sent: Monday, May 23, 2016 2:27:50 PM
Subject: Re: [Lucee] Bind site to IP in Tomcat/Apache

I have created a site in IIS7, ( publicitemurale.com )
when browsing the site, I get the Lucee page, not the site.
(Welcome to your Lucee Installation!

You are now successfully running Lucee 4.5.2.018 on your system!)

If I edit the server.xml and add the <host lines for the site :

www.publicitemurale.com

Then I access the site.

The Boncode is installed,

The valve lines are in the server.xml (from the automatic install)

Any idea ?

Thanks again for help.

Pierre.

Le vendredi 13 mai 2016 21:58:59 UTC+2, Jordan Michaels a écrit :

If you installed using the installer, the example host config is at the
very bottom of the server.xml file. The installer should also setup the
BonCode connector for IIS7 and mod_cfml to automatically configure new IIS
hosts in Tomcat.

Judging by your 8080 port, I’m guessing you did a vanilla Tomcat install?
Maybe give the installer a try on a fresh Windows install as it does a lot
of the grunt work for you to get you up and running quicker.

–
Kind regards,
Jordan Michaels
Vivio Technologies

----- Original Message -----
From: “Pierre Larde” <pie...@pl-arts.com <javascript:>>
To: “Lucee” <lu...@googlegroups.com <javascript:>>
Sent: Friday, May 13, 2016 6:51:05 AM
Subject: Re: [Lucee] Bind site to IP in Tomcat/Apache

Hi, I am looking for an example of server.xml to add new domains.
I tried to add these line :



In the engine tag
And when brosint the domain : publicitemurale.com
I have this message :
Generic Connector Communication Error:

Please check and adjust your setup:
Ensure that Tomcat is running on given host and port.
If this is a timeout error consider adjusting IIS timeout by changing
executionTimeout attribute in web.config (see manual).

I do not find any where an example of code to add in this XML file.
I am working with IIS7.
I also tried the mod_cfml
But the valve stopped the Tomcat service.

Thanks for any help.
(It does work when browsing : http://myIP:8080/mydir )

Le vendredi 29 mai 2015 22:10:26 UTC+2, Brad Wood a écrit :

Does anyone want to take a stab at whether having more than one service
tag in my Tomcat server.xml will have adverse effects?

3. Will something bad happen inside of Lucee like the engine being
   loaded

twice due to two tags?
4. Should I be using a different “name” attribute or does
that
not actually get used anywhere?

Thanks!

~Brad

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[Pierre_Larde]

I have created a site in IIS7, ( publicitemurale.com )
when browsing the site, I get the Lucee page, not the site.
(Welcome to your Lucee Installation!

You are now successfully running Lucee 4.5.2.018 on your system!)

If I edit the server.xml and add the <host lines for the site :

www.publicitemurale.com

Then I access the site.

The Boncode is installed,

The valve lines are in the server.xml (from the automatic install)

Any idea ?

Thanks again for help.

Pierre.Le vendredi 13 mai 2016 21:58:59 UTC+2, Jordan Michaels a écrit :

If you installed using the installer, the example host config is at the
very bottom of the server.xml file. The installer should also setup the
BonCode connector for IIS7 and mod_cfml to automatically configure new IIS
hosts in Tomcat.

Judging by your 8080 port, I’m guessing you did a vanilla Tomcat install?
Maybe give the installer a try on a fresh Windows install as it does a lot
of the grunt work for you to get you up and running quicker.

–
Kind regards,
Jordan Michaels
Vivio Technologies

----- Original Message -----
From: “Pierre Larde” <pie...@pl-arts.com <javascript:>>
To: “Lucee” <lu...@googlegroups.com <javascript:>>
Sent: Friday, May 13, 2016 6:51:05 AM
Subject: Re: [Lucee] Bind site to IP in Tomcat/Apache

Hi, I am looking for an example of server.xml to add new domains.
I tried to add these line :



In the engine tag
And when brosint the domain : publicitemurale.com
I have this message :
Generic Connector Communication Error:

Please check and adjust your setup:
Ensure that Tomcat is running on given host and port.
If this is a timeout error consider adjusting IIS timeout by changing
executionTimeout attribute in web.config (see manual).

I do not find any where an example of code to add in this XML file.
I am working with IIS7.
I also tried the mod_cfml
But the valve stopped the Tomcat service.

Thanks for any help.
(It does work when browsing : http://myIP:8080/mydir )

Le vendredi 29 mai 2015 22:10:26 UTC+2, Brad Wood a écrit :

Does anyone want to take a stab at whether having more than one service
tag in my Tomcat server.xml will have adverse effects?

3. Will something bad happen inside of Lucee like the engine being
   loaded

twice due to two tags?
4. Should I be using a different “name” attribute or does
that
not actually get used anywhere?

Thanks!

~Brad

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[Pierre_Larde]

I need an understanding,
Why a WEB-INF (with lucee Inside) is created in every site ?
When is it Created ?
What is the role of this directory ?
If I delete this directory, the browser is looking at :
[C:\inetpub\wwwroot\C009\www\index.cfm]
( I have copied old WEB-INF dir from other places, should I have to delete
them ?)

Or where can I have information about WEB-INF role (the way it works) ?
(is this the working principle of Lucee ? It seems a lot of files are
duplicated a lot of time)

Thanks for help,
Pierre.Le lundi 23 mai 2016 23:33:47 UTC+2, Jordan Michaels a écrit :

Could be a number of things. Check your Tomcat catalina logs to see if
there was an error when deploying the new context.

The user Lucee runs under needs permissions to create a WEB-INF directory
in the new context, so if I had to guess there are probably problems with
you hosting the site off a shared drive. If you can’t allow Lucee
permissions to create the WEB-INF on the shared drive, then you’ll have to
configure Lucee to create the WEB-INF folder somewhere else, like a
standardized folder in your Lucee directory.

–
Kind regards,
Jordan Michaels
Vivio Technologies

----- Original Message -----
From: “Pierre Larde” <pie...@pl-arts.com <javascript:>>
To: “Lucee” <lu...@googlegroups.com <javascript:>>
Sent: Monday, May 23, 2016 2:27:50 PM
Subject: Re: [Lucee] Bind site to IP in Tomcat/Apache

I have created a site in IIS7, ( publicitemurale.com )
when browsing the site, I get the Lucee page, not the site.
(Welcome to your Lucee Installation!

You are now successfully running Lucee 4.5.2.018 on your system!)

If I edit the server.xml and add the <host lines for the site :

www.publicitemurale.com

Then I access the site.

The Boncode is installed,

The valve lines are in the server.xml (from the automatic install)

Any idea ?

Thanks again for help.

Pierre.

Le vendredi 13 mai 2016 21:58:59 UTC+2, Jordan Michaels a écrit :

If you installed using the installer, the example host config is at the
very bottom of the server.xml file. The installer should also setup the
BonCode connector for IIS7 and mod_cfml to automatically configure new
IIS
hosts in Tomcat.

Judging by your 8080 port, I’m guessing you did a vanilla Tomcat
install?
Maybe give the installer a try on a fresh Windows install as it does a
lot
of the grunt work for you to get you up and running quicker.

–
Kind regards,
Jordan Michaels
Vivio Technologies

----- Original Message -----
From: “Pierre Larde” <pie...@pl-arts.com <javascript:>>
To: “Lucee” <lu...@googlegroups.com <javascript:>>
Sent: Friday, May 13, 2016 6:51:05 AM
Subject: Re: [Lucee] Bind site to IP in Tomcat/Apache

Hi, I am looking for an example of server.xml to add new domains.
I tried to add these line :



In the engine tag
And when brosint the domain : publicitemurale.com
I have this message :
Generic Connector Communication Error:

Please check and adjust your setup:
Ensure that Tomcat is running on given host and port.
If this is a timeout error consider adjusting IIS timeout by changing
executionTimeout attribute in web.config (see manual).

I do not find any where an example of code to add in this XML file.
I am working with IIS7.
I also tried the mod_cfml
But the valve stopped the Tomcat service.

Thanks for any help.
(It does work when browsing : http://myIP:8080/mydir )

Le vendredi 29 mai 2015 22:10:26 UTC+2, Brad Wood a écrit :

Does anyone want to take a stab at whether having more than one
service
tag in my Tomcat server.xml will have adverse effects?

3. Will something bad happen inside of Lucee like the engine being
   loaded

twice due to two tags?
4. Should I be using a different “name” attribute or does
that
not actually get used anywhere?

Thanks!

~Brad

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[Pierre_Larde]

Thanks for infos,
I am wondering if they are all the same at all sites directories ?
Because I have copied a full webroot (all sites) to another place,
I am just wondering if the WEB-INF coming with are still valid ?

And , has the WEB-INF something to see with the boncode/mod_cfml function ?
Because I have the WEB-INF but I do not have the mod_cfml working
(I have to edit the server.xml file to add new sites which are set in IIS7)

Thanks for any support for mod_cfml.
Pierre.Le mardi 24 mai 2016 13:50:42 UTC+2, Brad Wood a écrit :

Web-inf is part of the j2ee servlet spec for deploying web applications.
It is created by Lucee the first time that web context is deployed. It does
not usually contain the entire Lucee engine, just configuration files. You
can also control where the web context folder is created in your web.xml.
Is the folder creating some sort of issue for you?
On May 24, 2016 5:42 AM, “Pierre Larde” <pie...@pl-arts.com <javascript:>> wrote:

I need an understanding,
Why a WEB-INF (with lucee Inside) is created in every site ?
When is it Created ?
What is the role of this directory ?
If I delete this directory, the browser is looking at :
[C:\inetpub\wwwroot\C009\www\index.cfm]
( I have copied old WEB-INF dir from other places, should I have to
delete them ?)

Or where can I have information about WEB-INF role (the way it works) ?
(is this the working principle of Lucee ? It seems a lot of files are
duplicated a lot of time)

Thanks for help,
Pierre.

Le lundi 23 mai 2016 23:33:47 UTC+2, Jordan Michaels a écrit :

Could be a number of things. Check your Tomcat catalina logs to see if
there was an error when deploying the new context.

The user Lucee runs under needs permissions to create a WEB-INF
directory in the new context, so if I had to guess there are probably
problems with you hosting the site off a shared drive. If you can’t allow
Lucee permissions to create the WEB-INF on the shared drive, then you’ll
have to configure Lucee to create the WEB-INF folder somewhere else, like a
standardized folder in your Lucee directory.

–
Kind regards,
Jordan Michaels
Vivio Technologies

----- Original Message -----
From: “Pierre Larde” pie...@pl-arts.com
To: “Lucee” lu...@googlegroups.com
Sent: Monday, May 23, 2016 2:27:50 PM
Subject: Re: [Lucee] Bind site to IP in Tomcat/Apache

I have created a site in IIS7, ( publicitemurale.com )
when browsing the site, I get the Lucee page, not the site.
(Welcome to your Lucee Installation!

You are now successfully running Lucee 4.5.2.018 on your system!)

If I edit the server.xml and add the <host lines for the site :

www.publicitemurale.com

Then I access the site.

The Boncode is installed,

The valve lines are in the server.xml (from the automatic install)

Any idea ?

Thanks again for help.

Pierre.

Le vendredi 13 mai 2016 21:58:59 UTC+2, Jordan Michaels a écrit :

If you installed using the installer, the example host config is at
the
very bottom of the server.xml file. The installer should also setup
the
BonCode connector for IIS7 and mod_cfml to automatically configure new
IIS
hosts in Tomcat.

Judging by your 8080 port, I’m guessing you did a vanilla Tomcat
install?
Maybe give the installer a try on a fresh Windows install as it does a
lot
of the grunt work for you to get you up and running quicker.

–
Kind regards,
Jordan Michaels
Vivio Technologies

----- Original Message -----
From: “Pierre Larde” <pie...@pl-arts.com <javascript:>>
To: “Lucee” <lu...@googlegroups.com <javascript:>>
Sent: Friday, May 13, 2016 6:51:05 AM
Subject: Re: [Lucee] Bind site to IP in Tomcat/Apache

Hi, I am looking for an example of server.xml to add new domains.
I tried to add these line :



In the engine tag
And when brosint the domain : publicitemurale.com
I have this message :
Generic Connector Communication Error:

Please check and adjust your setup:
Ensure that Tomcat is running on given host and port.
If this is a timeout error consider adjusting IIS timeout by changing
executionTimeout attribute in web.config (see manual).

I do not find any where an example of code to add in this XML file.
I am working with IIS7.
I also tried the mod_cfml
But the valve stopped the Tomcat service.

Thanks for any help.
(It does work when browsing : http://myIP:8080/mydir )

Le vendredi 29 mai 2015 22:10:26 UTC+2, Brad Wood a écrit :

Does anyone want to take a stab at whether having more than one
service
tag in my Tomcat server.xml will have adverse effects?

3. Will something bad happen inside of Lucee like the engine being
   loaded

twice due to two tags?
4. Should I be using a different “name” attribute or does
that
not actually get used anywhere?

Thanks!

~Brad

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[Brad_Wood]

Web-inf is part of the j2ee servlet spec for deploying web applications.
It is created by Lucee the first time that web context is deployed. It does
not usually contain the entire Lucee engine, just configuration files. You
can also control where the web context folder is created in your web.xml.
Is the folder creating some sort of issue for you?On May 24, 2016 5:42 AM, “Pierre Larde” <@Pierre_Larde> wrote:

I need an understanding,
Why a WEB-INF (with lucee Inside) is created in every site ?
When is it Created ?
What is the role of this directory ?
If I delete this directory, the browser is looking at :
[C:\inetpub\wwwroot\C009\www\index.cfm]
( I have copied old WEB-INF dir from other places, should I have to delete
them ?)

Or where can I have information about WEB-INF role (the way it works) ?
(is this the working principle of Lucee ? It seems a lot of files are
duplicated a lot of time)

Thanks for help,
Pierre.

Le lundi 23 mai 2016 23:33:47 UTC+2, Jordan Michaels a écrit :

Could be a number of things. Check your Tomcat catalina logs to see if
there was an error when deploying the new context.

The user Lucee runs under needs permissions to create a WEB-INF directory
in the new context, so if I had to guess there are probably problems with
you hosting the site off a shared drive. If you can’t allow Lucee
permissions to create the WEB-INF on the shared drive, then you’ll have to
configure Lucee to create the WEB-INF folder somewhere else, like a
standardized folder in your Lucee directory.

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Jordan Michaels
Vivio Technologies

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From: “Pierre Larde” pie...@pl-arts.com
To: “Lucee” lu...@googlegroups.com
Sent: Monday, May 23, 2016 2:27:50 PM
Subject: Re: [Lucee] Bind site to IP in Tomcat/Apache

I have created a site in IIS7, ( publicitemurale.com )
when browsing the site, I get the Lucee page, not the site.
(Welcome to your Lucee Installation!

You are now successfully running Lucee 4.5.2.018 on your system!)

If I edit the server.xml and add the <host lines for the site :

www.publicitemurale.com

Then I access the site.

The Boncode is installed,

The valve lines are in the server.xml (from the automatic install)

Any idea ?

Thanks again for help.

Pierre.

Le vendredi 13 mai 2016 21:58:59 UTC+2, Jordan Michaels a écrit :

If you installed using the installer, the example host config is at the
very bottom of the server.xml file. The installer should also setup the
BonCode connector for IIS7 and mod_cfml to automatically configure new
IIS
hosts in Tomcat.

Judging by your 8080 port, I’m guessing you did a vanilla Tomcat
install?
Maybe give the installer a try on a fresh Windows install as it does a
lot
of the grunt work for you to get you up and running quicker.

–
Kind regards,
Jordan Michaels
Vivio Technologies

----- Original Message -----
From: “Pierre Larde” <pie...@pl-arts.com <javascript:>>
To: “Lucee” <lu...@googlegroups.com <javascript:>>
Sent: Friday, May 13, 2016 6:51:05 AM
Subject: Re: [Lucee] Bind site to IP in Tomcat/Apache

Hi, I am looking for an example of server.xml to add new domains.
I tried to add these line :



In the engine tag
And when brosint the domain : publicitemurale.com
I have this message :
Generic Connector Communication Error:

Please check and adjust your setup:
Ensure that Tomcat is running on given host and port.
If this is a timeout error consider adjusting IIS timeout by changing
executionTimeout attribute in web.config (see manual).

I do not find any where an example of code to add in this XML file.
I am working with IIS7.
I also tried the mod_cfml
But the valve stopped the Tomcat service.

Thanks for any help.
(It does work when browsing : http://myIP:8080/mydir )

Le vendredi 29 mai 2015 22:10:26 UTC+2, Brad Wood a écrit :

Does anyone want to take a stab at whether having more than one
service
tag in my Tomcat server.xml will have adverse effects?

3. Will something bad happen inside of Lucee like the engine being
   loaded

twice due to two tags?
4. Should I be using a different “name” attribute or does
that
not actually get used anywhere?

Thanks!

~Brad

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[Aaron_Terry]

Brad,

We have a multi-tenant SAAS application that uses the host header to
identify the client sites in our onSessionStart. Client sites are required
to have distinct hostnames so that we can map hostnames to clients.

We have a handful of virtual hosts defined in apache for different
components of our product.

For years, we’ve bound each Apache virtualhosts to a different port number
and it worked just fine for us.

When we added our first Railo service a couple of years ago, we were fine
with a single Tomcat engine, service, and host.

However, we ran into problems when we tried to setup a 2nd Tomcat host
within that same service for a repo that we were transitioning from ACF →
Lucee.

We couldn’t use the host header to distinguish, since our app uses it to
distinguish clients.

So we ended up having two Tomcat services, each with it’s own engine and
host.

Just recently, we’ve started using Apache mod_headers to copy the host
header to a new header named something like “X-Real-Hostname” and then
overwriting the hostheader to something like thisRepo.local.

Then we can use multiple Tomcat hosts within one engine and let Tomcat use
the hostname to know which app.

Simplified example conf:

In our app, we now have retired the use of cgi variables to identify the
hostname and now use a application scoped function to retrieve it from our
custom header:

<cfif structKeyExists(local.httpRequestHeaders,“X-Real-Hostname”)>
<cfreturn local.httpRequestHeaders[“X-Real-Hostname”]>

Paul,

The new mod_cfml feature to use servername sounds nice. We couldn’t use the
previous version to solve our problems since it’s strips the port number
from host

Log file entry:
[mod_cfml] host [mysite.com:81] contains ‘:’. New value => mysite.comOn Fri, May 29, 2015 at 3:10 PM Brad Wood <@Brad_Wood> wrote:

Does anyone want to take a stab at whether having more than one service
tag in my Tomcat server.xml will have adverse effects?

3. Will something bad happen inside of Lucee like the engine being loaded

twice due to two tags?
4. Should I be using a different “name” attribute or does that
not actually get used anywhere?

Thanks!

~Brad

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