Hi, I read the mod_jk-howto documentation, it says "Possible log levels
are debug, info, error and emerg". But I saw the Apache httpd.conf file
of our system, the JkLogLevel is "warn". So is "warn" a possible log
level too? Thanks in advance.
T.
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Hi, I read the mod_jk-howto documentation, it says "Possible log levels
are debug, info, error and emerg".
I'm getting some weird behavior using JkLogLevel, and I'm wondering if
anyone has seen this before.
As this results in a server crash, this is probably a developer issue, but
someone here may have something to say...
I have a third party module. If I load this third party module, the
I'm running Apache 1.3.33 + mod_ssl 2.8.22 + mod_jk 1.2.13 on a Solaris
8 box.
If I set JkLogLevel to debug, I get debug messages plus some info and
error messages (when the tomcat instance is down, for example). If I set
JkLogLevel to trace, I get the appropriate trace messages, as well a
Can anyone tell me if they see similar behavior, or if they see
appropriate error and info messages with JkLogLevel?
Bill S.
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