] apache 2 showing jsp source codes
Jack,
you're better of with a 404 rather than the source, hm?
Take a look at the apache access-logs: What's the url causing a 404?
What's the url when getting a 200? Is there a difference?
Cheers
Greg
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what's puzzlin' you,
Jack,
you're better of with a 404 rather than the source, hm?
Take a look at the apache access-logs: What's the url causing a 404?
What's the url when getting a 200? Is there a difference?
Cheers
Greg
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what's puzzlin' you, is the nature of my game
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On Thursday 07 September 2006 11:51, Gregor Schneider wrote:
> As Nick wrote, it's most likely that it's a "Resin"-thing *unless*
> your jsp-directories are available to Apache (that could be depending
> on yo
On Thursday 07 September 2006 11:51, Gregor Schneider wrote:
> As Nick wrote, it's most likely that it's a "Resin"-thing *unless*
> your jsp-directories are available to Apache (that could be depending
> on your Apache-configs).
It would be[1] extreme folly to share sources for contents between
a
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Ooops, should have waited 5 minutes, anyways...
Jacky, that means you have a complete copy of your JSP-files on your
Apache-machine?
Jacky> Yes that is right.
If so, have you taken a look into your Apache-logs?
Jacky> Yes I have, h
Ooops, should have waited 5 minutes, anyways...
Jacky, that means you have a complete copy of your JSP-files on your
Apache-machine?
If so, have you taken a look into your Apache-logs? Is there an option
that you configure mod_caucho so that it logs in debug-mode?
Greg
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what's puzzlin' you, i
Jacky,
just try to call your Resin-app directly (i.e.
http://your_host/your_app:8009 where 8009 is the port where Resin is
listening to) and try to reproduce the behaviour.
As Nick wrote, it's most likely that it's a "Resin"-thing *unless*
your jsp-directories are available to Apache (that could
st.
Thank you.
Warm Regards,
Jacky Wong
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On Thursday 07 September 2006 10:56, Jacky wrote:
> Dear Greg,
>
> The reason why I say "we discover that sometimes apache will display" is
> bcos the web-app normally will be served by resin. But as you keep on
> trying to refresh and refresh for a number of times (usually >=5), the
> source code
Hi Jacky,
I'm too sorry, but here I'm really running out of any ideas - most of
all, since I'm not a Resin-expert but am more into Tomcat as a
servlet-container.
Hopefully somebody from this list or from the Resin-Group is able to
help you out.
Sorry that I don't have any better suggestion for
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hi jacky,
you also wrote "we discover that sometimes apache will display" - are
you able to specify this "sometimes"? can you spot any rules when this
happens? is it for a certain wep-app only? only a cer
hi jacky,
you also wrote "we discover that sometimes apache will display" - are
you able to specify this "sometimes"? can you spot any rules when this
happens? is it for a certain wep-app only? only a certain url? if so,
what's the difference between the working wep-apps and the wep-apps
not work
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Hi Jacky,
without knowing too much about mod_caucho, to me it sounds as if there
is a misconfiguration in mod_caucho since the documents
Hi Jacky,
without knowing too much about mod_caucho, to me it sounds as if there
is a misconfiguration in mod_caucho since the documents seem not to be
forwarded to your Resin container.
Can you determine wether your pages (when the source-code is
displayed) are served by Apache or Resin?
I sugg
Dear all,
In our project, we are using apache 2.0 series (2055) load
balancing to 2 resin professional servers using mod_caucho module. Solaris 9 is
our production platform. From my understanding, apache will serve all the
static files (html, images, etc..) and resin will serve all the
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