Geoffrey Rowell wrote:
>
> > Stefano Mazzocchi [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> >
> > jon * wrote:
> > >
> > > on 1/13/00 12:43 AM, Javier Beas Careaga <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > >
> > > > Hello you all:
> > > > As a Servlet developer and, in some way, tester of Apache JServ
> > > > 1.1b3 I think it is a very stable engine for servlets,
> > once you get used to
> > > > work with it. The only point i think it misses is its
> > integration with
> > > > mod_ssl. I don't use it but, in this list, i have heard
> > it does not pass yet
> > > > the environment variables needed to work wiith it.
> > >
> > > The stuff in CVS is supposed to pass the SSL stuff. Also,
> > that is only
> > > needed if you are doing client certs which only about
> > .000001% of people
> > > using Apache JServ need it for.
> >
> > My opinion?
> >
> > - freeze 1.1
> > - do a tar.gz + rpm version
> > - do a win32 dist later on
> >
> > Vote?
> >
>
> I agree.
>
> BTW, is there any way (via the jserv.conf file) to specify additional
> environment variables to pass in the protocol?
no. and some people running JServ standalone (manually) don't have the
jserv.conf on the host running JServ (this file is NOT read by JServ)
If so, the SSL support
> would have devolved to a configuration issue.
Yes, this should have been done, but I (& nobody) didn't work on this as
the "new features" development is frozen since > 2 months ...
SSL is supported, and also user certificates in 1.1b4. but not all
environment variables are sent to JServ : SSL_CLIENT_DN &
SSL_CLIENT_I_DN are the only SSL env var sent.
That should do the trick, otherwise use ajpv11 (only with Jakarta or
JServ1.0 :-(, as all ajpv11 code has been removed.
I of course am +1 for a stable release (tired of 1.0 FAQ)
later, I'll try to propose some protocol enhancements (socket keepalive
between Apache & JServ, could boost performances)
Jean-Luc
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