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> Andreas Krause wrote:
>
> > But... I still cannot run jserv properly.
> >
> > http://localhost/jserv/ works well, but calling localhost/servlets/..
> > results in the usual Internal Error. The error_log of apache
> tells me: Can't
> > find class org.apache.jserv.JServ even though the JAR is there and can e
> > un-jared manually. All the references in the config-files are
> set mostly as
> > default and nothing shows me, why this classes cannot be found.
>
> Are you starting jserv manually or with apache?
> Are the rights correct?
>
> can you give a link to config files and ls -lR of the relevant
> directories
>
> Stefan
Starting automatically with apache. All rights seem to be correct, but on
the other hand, how should they really be set? I am running all kind of
stuff incl PHP4, SSL etc with the apache and that's fine. Does the JServ
files need different settings. I am starting all as root, whereas the
http-user is a different user (in httpd.conf) and group is nogroup.
What you mean by link and ls -lR. All files are in their default place.
Does anyone have a running installation on a SuSE63 with apache1.3.12 and
JServ1.1?
It can't be true, that I am such a fool.
Andy
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