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#MAC OS X APACHE ERROR LOG HOW TO#
#MAC OS X APACHE ERROR LOG MAC OS X#

If you know a setting that forces mod_proxy to check for the backend server on every request, please let me know. It does resume proxying after a while, but I haven't determined what causes the proxy to come back to life. When this happens, Apache returns a 503 Service Temporarily Unavailable and it doesn't seem to go away after the backend server is restarted. One issue I've seen with mod_proxy is when a request comes in and the backend server is down. If you get a "Server not found" error, you can tail the error log at "/var/log/apache2/error_log".

If everything is configured correctly, you should be able to run sudo apachectl restart and navigate to If you receive a "forbidden" error, make sure your /etc/hosts has an entry mapping 127.0.0.1 to localhost (as one of the last entries), or change "Allow from 127.0.0.1" to "Allow from localhost".

Add more lines as you need to add more applications.

The most important line is the last one as this is the dictates the location of your applications.

In other words, even though Tomcat is running on 8080, request.getServerPort() will return 80. ProxyPreserveHost allows request.getServerName() and request.getServerPort() to work as if there is no proxy server in place. ProxyPass /myapp http: //localhost:8080/myapp

Open $APACHE_HOME/nf and add the following on line 480 - at the very bottom, just before "Include /private/etc/apache2/other/*.conf".

I lost a few hours figuring this out, so hopefully this knowledge will appease some googler in the future. If you've upgraded Tiger to Leopard, it's likely you'll have both directories so make sure you're modifying the right one.

#MAC OS X APACHE ERROR LOG HOW TO#

It also shows how to enable SSL on Apache and force it for certain URLs in your Java web application.Īpache comes pre-installed on OS X, so you should be able to start it by enabling "Web Sharing" in System Preferences > Sharing.

#MAC OS X APACHE ERROR LOG MAC OS X#

The following instructions describe how to configure Apache 2 on Mac OS X to proxy requests to Tomcat or Jetty running on localhost:8080. The backend containers serve up different web applications, and the Apache front-end unites them from a hostname and port standpoint. I recently had to setup Apache as a front-end web server for multiple backend servlet containers. Apache 2 on OS X: Configuring mod_proxy and SSL