log problem

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Re: log problem

I had the same questions a few days ago, so here´s the answer I got (and it works): Set log.file=/var/log/jserv.trace and make sure it is writable by the user as whom apache is run, e.g., touch /var/log/jserv.trace chown httpd:httpd /var/log/jserv.trace Then look in /var/log/jser

Re: log problem

On Thu, 8 Apr 1999, jon * wrote: > > Works with "trace" substituted for log. > > you are using an older version of apache jserv. all "lastest" versions use > the "log" and NOT trace. > > -jon > I have the latest version of jserv which uses log and not trace. But calls to log config.getServ

Re: log problem

> Works with "trace" substituted for log. you are using an older version of apache jserv. all "lastest" versions use the "log" and NOT trace. -jon To subscribe:[EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Arc

Re: log problem

Works with "trace" substituted for log. # Enable/disable JServ tracing, used for debugging and development. # WARNING: tracing is a very costy operation in term of performance and # its disabled by default. Note that trace logs may become really big # since each servlet connection may generate

log problem

When I turn on log=true in jserv.properties, my servlet no longer works. I get this error in jserv.log [08/04/1999 12:11:46:575] (EMERGENCY) ajp11: can not connect to host 127.0.0.1:8007 Any ideas? Thanks in advance. To subscr