I forgot to add, you will also have to run the connector wizard for each
Web site.
Lloyd
"Lloyd H. Meinholz" wrote:
>
> There are so many options, it's hard to know where to begin.
>
> I will assume you want one JRun server per one Apache server and you are
> building Apache from source. I don't know how you would to this if you
> are installing apache as a package or any other way.
>
> I think the easiest way would be for you to compile a seperate apache
> server for each Web server. From the source dir, do the following:
>
> ../configure --prefix=/usr/local/server1 \
> --enable-module=most \
> --enable-shared=max
> make
> make install
>
> Then do it again changing server1 to server2 as many times as you want.
> When you look at httpd.conf in the /usr/local/serverx/conf directory,
> you can specify which port the server listens to Port directive (search
> for Port, I think the apache site explains this pretty good in the
> documentation section). It defaults to 80, just change server2 to 81,
> server3 to 82 etc. Then just start all of the servers from the
> appropriate bin dir: /usr/local/serverx/bin/apachectl start.
>
> If you have control of your own name server and have spare IP addresses,
> you could also make your host multi-homed (answer to more than one IP
> address) so all your servers could answer on port 80 and you don't have
> to mess with port numbers with your url's. To make a host multi-homed,
> add the new name/ip address to the name server and /etc/hosts, then copy
> hostname.hme0 to hostname.hme0:1 and change the name in hostname.hme0:1
> to server2 and on and on for as many unique ip addresses you want.
>
> Lloyd
>
> >
> > Hello,
> >
> > I am running JRun 3.0 with Apache 1.3.14 w/DSO support (all on Solaris)
> > and I would like to configure multiple JRun Servers. Adding the new JRun
> > servers seems pretty straight forward however I don't think I am
> > understanding the relationship between each JRun server and Apache. I assume
> > I should have a seperate Apache server on it's own individual port running
> > for each JRun server I wish to create. My question is how can I create the
> > additional Apache servers on the same host. I want to run many apache
> > servers on the same machine, just on different ports I.E. http://myHost:80
> > http://myHost:81
> > http://myHost:82, etc....
> >
> > Do I have to run ./configure, make , and install (inclusive of DSO option)
> > for every new Apache server I wish to run and also run JRun connector wizard
> > each time as well??
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Victor
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