Re: Apache jserv configuration continued...

1999-04-20 Thread Craig R. McClanahan
Thad Humphries wrote: > Craig McClanahan wrote: > > >... > >If you want to use automatic mode to start up Apache JServ, you can still pass > >customized command line arguments to the Java interpreter by using the > >"wrapper.bin.parameters" configuration parameter in your jserv.properties > >file

Re: Apache jserv configuration continued...

1999-04-20 Thread Thad Humphries
Craig McClanahan wrote: >... >If you want to use automatic mode to start up Apache JServ, you can still pass >customized command line arguments to the Java interpreter by using the >"wrapper.bin.parameters" configuration parameter in your jserv.properties >file. This can be used to set the heap

Re: Apache jserv configuration continued...

1999-04-20 Thread Craig R. McClanahan
Thad Humphries wrote: > >Where pray tell, or how pray tell would anyone suggest I do this? I am > >trying to build an intelligent configuration. > > Use a shell script to start the JVM separate from Apache. First run your > script, then ./apachectl start. When you call ./apachectl restart, the

Re: Apache jserv configuration continued...

1999-04-20 Thread Thad Humphries
>Ok, great. > >How do I get seperate UID/GID's with my JVM? Why I start it it in >manual mode!! > >Well thats great, and I have the docs on the switch in the config file. > >So, I presume I have to start it myself. Right? > >Where pray tell, or how pray tell would anyone suggest I do this? I am