<VirtualHost *:80> ServerName content.rmgapps.com ErrorLog logs/content.rmgapps.log DocumentRoot ... JkMount / ajp13worker JkMount /* ajp13worker <Location /> AllowOverride None Order allow,deny Allow from all Satisfy Any </Location> </VirtualHost> My worker file looks like this: # Define 1 real worker using ajp13 worker.list = adj13worker # Set properties for adj13worker (ajp13) worker.adj13worker.type=ajp13 worker.adj13worker.host=localhost worker.adj13worker.port=8011 worker.adj13worker.lbfactor=50 worker.adj13worker.cachesize=10 worker.adj13worker.cache_timeout=600 worker.adj13worker.socket_keepalive=1 worker.adj13worker.recycle_timeout=300If I have Apache and Tomcat running, it seems that most URL's are in fact being processed by my Tomcat instance. However, if I have a URL like this:
http://content.rmgapps.com/foo/bar/some\value/boothe request isn't passed on to Tomcat, but is processed by Apache instead. For example, if I were to do this:
http://localhost:8580/foo/bar/some\value/boo (where 8580 is the port on which Tomcat is running and the browser escapes the \ to %5C)
I get a proper result. If I go through Apache, I get an Apache error message telling me the URL isn't found on this server. I realize the URL is kind of funky because of the backslash, but I'm wondering why Apache won't pass this URL along to Tomcat and, more importantly, is there a way to configure Apache so that it *will* pass URLs like this along to Tomcat.
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