Also, it looks like you have downloaded mod_jk2, in which case the correct
LoadModule syntax is not
LoadModule jk_module
but
LoadModule jk2_module
John
On Thu, 3 Apr 2003 16:32:19 -0800, Filip Hanik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
looks like you are trying to use the mod_jk compiled for Apache 1.
looks like you are trying to use the mod_jk compiled for Apache 1.3 with
Apache 2.0
could that be it? I can only take from your path /usr/local/apache2 that it
is an apache 2.0 instance
filip
> -Original Message-
> From: Paul Hsu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, April 03, 2003
My advice? Delete that Apache install using RPM, and install your own from
the source package. On a RH 8 server, installing Apache from source takes
about 5 minutes and is about as painless as drinking a glass of water.
The RH Apache is a modded Apache install. Anytime I've ever used their
A
Bill,
Thanks for the reply. So, what do u suggest,
shall i try removin the '--enable-EAPI' option. but
then the 'no-apche given' will not be rectified...
--- Bill Barker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The "no apache given" warning is a red-herring. It
> is simply saying that it
> can't build
The "no apache given" warning is a red-herring. It is simply saying that it
can't build mod_jk for non-so. You also shouldn't have to specify
'--enable-EAPI', since that will be picked up from the apxs settings.
I've never tried to build mod_jk1.2.x on RH myself. It works well enough
under Sola
