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An excellent resource for Tomcat configuration is the Apache documentation. The pages below have some specific Confluence-related configuration advice.
Another related resource is our guide to configuring Apache in front of Confluence, which includes instructions on configuring mod_jk with Tomcat: |
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Jan 20, 2008
Stefan Kleineikenscheidt says:
Maybe you should add a hint, that the Java security manager should be disabled. ...Maybe you should add a hint, that the Java security manager should be disabled.
I have run into problems on a Ubuntu 7.10 box, where Tomcat was installed as a Ubuntu package. To fix this, I had to edit the /etc/default/tomcat5.5 file and uncomment the TOMCAT5_SECURITY line and set it to "no".
-Stefan
Mar 12
Matt Ryall says:
Stefan, what were the specific problems that you ran into? Without this informat...Stefan, what were the specific problems that you ran into? Without this information, it's pretty hard to add this note to our documentation. We need to indicate to our users when it is appropriate to change this configuration.
May 01
Nathan Ollerenshaw says:
You have to be careful with Tomcat 5.5. It seems to be easy to accidentally conf...You have to be careful with Tomcat 5.5. It seems to be easy to accidentally configure multiple copies of Confluence to start, and then you'll get login problems.
The source of this problem seems to be to be if you configure the contexts in server.xml instead of in Catalina/localhost/confluence.xml
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