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I have a strange problem with Jserv I'm hoping some guru can shed a light
on.
I have two web servers.
One is a Linux 2.2.7-ac4 based machine with Apache Jserv 1.0b4, apache 1.3.6,
and Blackdown Linux JDK 1.1.7_v3.
The other is a Sun E250, Solaris 2.6, Apache 1.3.6, Apache Jserv1.0 and Sun
JDK 1.2.1.
Both machines are boxes for our web developers to build and test their
servlets. each machine has about 20 user accounts.
On the linux box, I set up a separate servlet zone for each user. In
jserv.conf I did something like
ApJServMount /~mikes/servlets /mikes
creating a mikes servlet zone that is accessed by hitting the URL
http://devbox/~mikes/servlets/ServletName.
I set up all the other .properties files to point to the servlet repository
for the mikes user (in his home dir).
This works wonderfully.
On the Solaris box, however, things are not so bright. The configuration on
the two machines is the same, except for the paths. (The linux box has the
web sites in /home/sites and the config in /home/web/conf, the solaris box
has the same setup but on /u instead of /home)
When I try to hit the http://solarisbox/~mikes/servlets/ServletName, I get
a 404 error. I know jserv is THERE because I can hit the Hello.class on the
system wide /servlets zone, and it works fine.
What in the world is different between Solaris and Linux apaches that this
isnt working? I've looked at every config directive in the files and triple
checked my paths. I make the request in solaris and error_log shows that
the file /u/homes/mikes/public_html/servlets/Hello is not found.
Am I going crazy?
-Chris Thompson
Webmaster
Headland Digital Media
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