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I want to access the Tomcat manage webapp. When I click on the manager webapp link in the default Tomcat "It works!" page I get a 403 'Forbidden' error. I followed the documentation to set up access but I still would get the 403 error.
I finally figured out that the SynValve configuration in the file: /etc/tomcat9/context.xml
prevents access to the Tomcat manager webapp.
I figured out that I could add a Valve to the manager context in the file: /etc/tomcat9/Catalina/localhost/manager.xml
That would override the SynValve.
Could we add a file that allows only access from localhost (similar to what Tomcat does by default) and then include in the documentation that this is where you go to configure access?
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I want to access the Tomcat manage webapp. When I click on the manager webapp link in the default Tomcat "It works!" page I get a 403 'Forbidden' error. I followed the documentation to set up access but I still would get the 403 error.
I finally figured out that the SynValve configuration in the file:
/etc/tomcat9/context.xml
prevents access to the Tomcat manager webapp.
I figured out that I could add a Valve to the manager context in the file:
/etc/tomcat9/Catalina/localhost/manager.xml
That would override the SynValve.
Here is what I wound up adding:
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Could we add a file that allows only access from localhost (similar to what Tomcat does by default) and then include in the documentation that this is where you go to configure access?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: