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> the one thing i like best is the fact that the 1.0 installation (for unix)
> made all configuration files point to the *.properties and *.conf files in
> the source tree. which usually means a root-only writable directory, which,
> guess what, apache+jserv cannot write into. so no logs. and jserv does not
> like that. now, when i finished compiling, typed in the usual 'make install'
> and said to myself 'geesh, gotta fix those pesky conf files yet again',
> surprise, surprise, it was all ready! i just had to chown the installation
> directory to the webserver's user and voil�! jserv works!
Yea, I personally tend to do all my installations as root so I never
question permissions. On the other hand, my machines are not used by anybody
but internal company people so permissions are not as much of an issue.
Maybe I should add something to the INSTALL document saying that you need to
be root to do the installation.
> as stated before, none. but do not use the load balancing features (which
> seem to the bleeding edge on jserv development these times). we did a Stupid
> Thing[tm], however, which was to use 'configure --with-apache-src' pointing
> to a previously-built-with-jserv-1.0 apache source tree. the result was a
> jserv-1.0-enable apache, of course, but before that we spent tons of time
> trying to understand why jserv was complaning about 'Unknown protocol
> (ajpv12)'. So, guys, remember to do a 'make clean' (or better yet, remove
> and re-untar the apache source tree) before 'make install'ing jserv-1.1 on a
> previsouly 1.0-built apache tree
Yes, that is something that I did not catch because I used a new
installation to do my testing. I will add that to the upgrade.html document
as a reminder. ;-) Thanks for the feedback.
> definitely not having to mess with the conf files for fixing the paths. i
> used to grep the conf files for '/usr/local/src' to look for bad paths.
> farewell to that. with no looking back, thank you!
Yea, I spent about 16 hours perfecting that part of the installation. What a
pain in the rear. ;-)
> ApJServAction .jsp /servlets/org.gjt.jsp.JSPServlet
> ApJServAction .gsp /servlets/com.bitmechanic.gsp.GspServlet
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> if anyone cares to have the official jserv.conf fixed...
now fixed. thanks!
-jon
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