ssl port always print as 443 in tomcat access logs

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I have two service running in tomcat. First service 'catalina' is having connector port 80, 443, 8080 and 8444. Second service 'catalina_advance' have connector port 8081 and 8444.

For catalina_advance, I entered a new tomcat access log file with configuration

when I hit the url http://ip-address:8081/context The port print in access log file is 8081
when I hit the url https://ip-address:8444/context  The port always print as 443.

Why this is happening

posted Jun 14, 2013 by anonymous

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