---------------------------------------------------- Please read the FAQ at <http://java.apache.org/faq/> It does have a search feature! We cannot guess what you are trying to do: #1. Include version numbers for all software. #2. Include relevant configuration settings. #3. Include full descriptions of the problem. Got Linux? Seeing lots of java processes? <http://java.apache.org/faq/?file=274> ---------------------------------------------------- Hi all, I'm having a bit of difficulty installing JServ (both versions 1.1b1 and 1.1b2) with apache 1.3.6 binary distribution, on redhat Linux 6.0. This is not the default red-hat apache distribution, but rather the one in apache_1.3.6-i686-whatever-linux2-tar. I've tried to make everything nice and vanilla, with apache installed to /usr/local/apache (using the apache script, install-bindist.sh). That said, the issue I'm running into appears to be that apxs is very senitive to where it's run from. When running configure, I get the error "could not find apxs", as result of configure.in calling "$APXS_CMD q PREFIX ...". This is true when I let the script try to find apxs in the default place, or when setting "--with-apxs". Looking into this at the command line, it turns out that running /usr/local/apache/bin/apxs results in: "apxs:error: bin/httpd not found or not executable." Correcting this at the command line can be done by copying apxs to /usr/local/apache/, not by executing "/usr/local/apache/apxs", but by executing: "cd /usr/local/apache" then "./apxs". Is there some environment setting that apxs would prepend to where it looks for bin/httpd here if I knew what it was? I've tried various spellings of "ServerRoot" with no luck as yet. Any other application-level fixes, or does it look like I'm into rebuilding the server -- I'm willing to do it as a rite of passage, but I was hoping to avoid it. <g> Thanks, John -- -------------------------------------------------------------- Please read the FAQ! <http://java.apache.org/faq/> To subscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Archives and Other: <http://java.apache.org/main/mail.html> Problems?: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
