Port problem

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PostMortem

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May 17, 2013, 11:09:38 AM5/17/13
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Hi,

I can only connect to my webapps if is specifically insert the port number to the URL for example....

THIS works.....

http://localhost:8888/mydirecotry/index.cfm



BUT THIS will not (it only returns the raw code for the page).....

http://localhost/mydirecotry/index.cfm



Is this because apache isn't correctly configured to parse CFM pages?


thx

Randy

AJ Mercer

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May 17, 2013, 7:13:57 PM5/17/13
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Correct.

How did you install Railo?
How did you try and connect to Apache?

If you us the Railo installer, and Apache is installed, you will be given an option for Apache to be set up for you.



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Todd

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May 24, 2013, 8:06:49 PM5/24/13
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To clarify what AJ is stating, when you're going to port 8888, you're going to tomcat (or jetty?). When you're going to port 80, you're hitting apache (or whatever web server you're running). You're pointed at the right directories, but your webserver is not communicating with Tomcat / Jetty and asking the server to translate CFML to HTML.

Make sense?



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