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Hello,

I get a 403 error when I try to connect to www.my-domain.info/sac.
Installation worked fine for me, but I can't access anything.

error_log from apache2 [client 81.132.***.***] client denied by server configuration: proxy:ajp://suse10164lamp.site:8009/

Apache is set to Listen on port 8009 on all ips.

Hope there is a solution or a hint.

Regards

I'd reckon that you're using different hostnames internally and externally - maybe even multiple IP addresses for the box? Please note that Scalix 11 supports virtual hosts and multiple instances (in Enterprise Edition), so we bind to a specific virtual host by default now.

Florian.

When I understand you right I should create a virtualhost for my domain to run scalix properly?

And yes I have multiple IPs and different hostname internally and externally.

Well, no, the virtual host is created automatically during your Scalix installation, based on your hosts main hostname. I assume you're trying to access the Scalix web applications using a different of your hostnames. So I believe your virtual host configuration needs to be adjusted to reflect this.....

Florian.

Where do I find the configuration file.

Is it in the virtuals hosts directory under apache2?

On SLES9, is is a combination of scalix-tomcat-connector.conf in /etc/apache2/conf.d and the file(s) that are included from this config file. This might vary with the OS platform in use.

Florian.

I have changed all files to the right dns.

my-domain.info

instance-***.conf.
I have changed it to my-domain.info:80 and the the following error:
www.my-domain.info needs to long to send an answer.

Still get the same error [error] [client 81.132.176.175] client denied by server configuration: proxy:ajp://my-domain.info:8009/sac

well, this is clearly an Apache configuration problem, not sure what you want me to do...

maybe you can post your /etc/opt/scalix-tomcat/connector/*/*.conf

and also the output of hostname --fqdn, hostname, hostname -s and also ifconfig -a

cheers,
Florian.

Hostname --fqdn = suse10164lamp.site
hostname, hostname -s = suse10164lamp




ajp-folder
app-suse10164lamp.*.conf


instance-suse10164lamp.conf


jk-folder
workers.conf


instance-suse10164lamp.conf

app-suse10164lamp.api.conf


I see, that the hostname an my-domain.info are not matching.
But I am not sure if I can just change my hostname (I think not).

I have had changed everything to my entry in the /etc/hosts but it seems like that was a wrong thing to do.

Cheers

Michael[/quote]

You will need to change lines reading



to match the hostname/ip address that you try to access apache through. This does not necessarily have to be the actual hostname or anything. If you need this to be accessible through multiple IP addresses/hostnames, you will need to duplicate the whole Virtual Host block accordingly.

Hope this helps,
Florian.

What with the lines in the app-suse10164lamp.*.conf

ProxyPass /api ajp://my-domain:8009/*

Do they have to be changed to the DNS/IP I am trying to access through or to the hostname which is set as hostname --fqdn?

Just want to get it right this time

Cheers

Michael

I don't think so - please check on which IP address your tomcat is listening using - this should match whatever you see there, however I believe the installershould have made sure that that is the case.

F.

lsof -i :8009


Tomcat seems to be running


That's not the whole line, but there was no more space to the right hand site on my putty agent.

After I have changed my listen.conf from the apache2 server.

I get nothing:


Cheers

Michael

This is very strange.

1. Normally, tomcat (i.e. the java proces) should be listening on 8009, not the httpd.

2. This is the first time you mention your listen.conf - what was in there before and after? Did you put anything in there to listen on 8009?

3. Can you, in the state where there is noone listening on 8009, restart your tomcat process (possibly will need to kill the java process) and check again?

Florian.

I just reinstalled the whole scalix system and get the following scenario:



catalina.out