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I'm using mod_jk to make a java web application accessible through an apache webserver. My vhost.conf looks like this:

JkMount /web/* worker1
JkMount /group/* worker1
JkMount /home/* worker1
JkMount /contact/* worker1
JkMount /customers/* worker1
JkMount /downloads/* worker1
JkMount /theme/* worker1
JkMount /language/* worker1
JkMount /image/* worker1
JkMount /layouttpl/* worker1

As you can see, I have to mount each site of the java web application extra. I can not just use JkMount /* worker1 because there are some PHP applications (mydomain.com/forum and mydomain.com/wiki) which are running on the same apache server. My problem is, that the names of the different sites from the tomcat server changes often. So everytime when the name of a site changes, I have to adjust the vhost.conf file. Is there any possibility to send all requests to the tomcat server like with JkMount /* worker1 but except of /wiki and /forum?

I'm searching for something like this:

JkMount /* worker1
JkUnmount /forum
JkUnmount /wiki
user1879086
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  • Consider submitting your answer as an answer and marking this question 'solved'. That way others can see your solution more easily. – weberc2 Dec 05 '12 at 13:21
  • Ok, that was stupid. It seems that I answered my question by my self. There is really an JkUnMount command. But this dont work: ` JkMount /* worker1 JkUnmount /forum JkUnmount /wiki ` – user1879086 Dec 05 '12 at 13:23
  • That's another comment. ;) Answer box is a little further down. :) – weberc2 Dec 05 '12 at 13:26

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Try this: 

JkMount /* worker1
JkUnMount /forum/*  worker1
JkUnMount /wiki/*   worker1
Rakesh
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This way should work for those still looking:

JkMount /* ajp13_worker

SetEnvIf Request_URI "/forum/*" no-jk
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