Hi guys,
here my problem :
I have a web application that use a Jdbc driver/connection to connect to a
proprietary application.
I did my developments and tests on a Tomcat 6.0.32 with scripts startup
(startup.bat) and all works fine. But when I tried to test the web app on
the production server whe
On 31/07/2011 20:07, Franz wrote:
> On the gmane <= 80 chars per line mailing interface I can only offer
> my condolences.
Why? You choose to use gmane, we didn't.
Most folks use plain old e-mail but there are forum like interfaces
provided as well.
Mark
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Mladen -
Thanks a lot. Firstly, I concede that after five years of living in the UK
I still can't read and understand Apache manuals. Take, for instance,
the subtleties in interpreting the meaning of the noun 'inheritance'.
In one sense I thought it means the deceased pass on property
to their d
On 07/31/2011 03:53 PM, Franz wrote:
For all I can tell, apache is unaware of any mapping. It looks for
the apps under the default doc root. The JkShmFile message I think
is no problem, a shared memory file gets created under the apache
log directory.
You should read the docs before tro
Just build and installed mod_jk 1.2.32 from source, but no difference.
However, I now find an error message:
[Sun Jul 31 16:54:56.635 2011] [14942:139926825768768]
[error] init_jk::mod_jk.c (3235): Initializing
shm:/etc/apache2/logs/jk-runtime-status.14942
errno=2. Load balancing workers will
And compiling a jk from source instead using debian dist packages falls on the
same?
If jk is started and mounts and apache never tries to use mod_jk, 2 main
approachs, one as you say, the debian module is broken (sometimes happen in
debian, more when are different releases and package versions
Hi Alexis -
Thanks for the answer.
For all I can tell, apache is unaware of any mapping. It looks for
the apps under the default doc root. The JkShmFile message I think
is no problem, a shared memory file gets created under the apache
log directory.
The jk log file reports a missing uri map
as far as i see, I'm not quite expert on mod_jk but I've been using it a lot.
This logs shows that the mount occurs. What does apache access and error logs
says (also the jk log in debug mode) when you try to reach your mounted apps?
On Jul 31, 2011, at 9:08 AM, Franz wrote:
>> If you can submi
> If you can submit this one, you can submit the mod_jk issue. Give it a try.
> Both works, mod_jk and this list.
> Kindly and best regards
Sorry for the two failure/spam messages. I had to write a perl script for the
preformattig and it's not beautiful...
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