IIRC there were at some time similar probs with mod_ssl which also handles its
own log files;
if mod_ssl works on i5/OS probably you can find the trick there in the code...?
just an idea...
Good idea but the SSL support on i5/OS is not mod_ssl (specific IBM code)
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Hi Henri,
> Well I add to remove the JkWorkersFile directive to make mod_jk start
> and have some debug.
> I suspect the problem is that in the first stage of init the user
> profile on i5/OS is different than the real user profile in the second
> stage.
> This profile didn't have access to JkWor
Well I add to remove the JkWorkersFile directive to make mod_jk start
and have some debug.
I suspect the problem is that in the first stage of init the user
profile on i5/OS is different than the real user profile in the second
stage.
This profile didn't have access to JkWorkersFile and so mod_j
That's what I expect too, but in the log file Henri posted at the
beginning of this thread, both runs were done by the same process and
thread id. So at least if pids have a meaning on iSeries, both runs are
done by the same process. That's different from the *nix world, where
there is a switch
Rainer Jung wrote:
> Hi Henri,
>
> Henri Gomez wrote:
>> 2007/4/17, Rainer Jung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>>> Apache always initializes twice (all platforms), so this part is usual.
>>>
>>> What seems special though, is that on *nix platforms, the two init runs
>>> are done by different processes, the
Rainer Jung wrote:
> That's what I expect too, but in the log file Henri posted at the
> beginning of this thread, both runs were done by the same process and
> thread id. So at least if pids have a meaning on iSeries, both runs are
> done by the same process. That's different from the *nix world,
Hi Henri,
Henri Gomez wrote:
2007/4/17, Rainer Jung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Apache always initializes twice (all platforms), so this part is usual.
What seems special though, is that on *nix platforms, the two init runs
are done by different processes, the second process replaces the first
one. Y
2007/4/17, Rainer Jung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Apache always initializes twice (all platforms), so this part is usual.
What seems special though, is that on *nix platforms, the two init runs
are done by different processes, the second process replaces the first
one. Your mod_jk log file shows the s
Apache always initializes twice (all platforms), so this part is usual.
What seems special though, is that on *nix platforms, the two init runs
are done by different processes, the second process replaces the first
one. Your mod_jk log file shows the same pid for both runs. So this
might be sp
