10 Dec
2010
10 Dec
'10
10:40 p.m.
Thanks but I don't plan on using Apache the only thing installed on my BSD
VPS is diablo jdk , tomcat and xwiki. I followed the tutorial on how to
install xwiki on FreeBSD on the dev page of xwiki. Now that being said, is
tomcat a httpd server? If not then I'm guessing I have to install nginx and
proxy it to tomcat.
Also since xwiki is java based, I don't have to install pop? Unless I want
to serve php?
Also how well does PostgresSQL fair in large wikis
On Dec 10, 2010 1:33 PM, "Paul Libbrecht" <paul(a)hoplahup.net> wrote:
correct).
keep
an Apache httpd on port 80 with a simple proxy. That works very well.
Then only Apache needs root access and the latter takes care of changing the
user after the restart (which no servlet container I know does, it's a
native thing).
Le 10 déc. 2010 à 21:54, Eric Tse a écrit :
> How can I change Tomcat to use port 80 instead of 8180? I tried changing
the
connector port
in the xml file then restarted but with no avail..
That's a tomcat question.
As far as I know you did the right thing.
Do restart tomcat and don't forget to be root (which is not really Also is there a benefit from using Nginx to proxy
into Tomcat? If so how
would one do that?
I don't know about Nginx but we generally keep Tomcat on a high port and
Proxies can become a lot more tuned if using mod_rewrite (e.g. to
guarantee some
short URLs in a very very flexible way, allow https, ...).
paul
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