From: "Guenter Knauf" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Hi, > Here are the HOWTOs I use for binary distributions: > > ================================================================ > NetWare: > > This is a binary package of mod_jk2. If you have > installed Apache2 to the default location /Apache2 then > simply extract this archive directly to the root of > your volume. Use the 'Include' directive to add > mod_jk2.conf to your httpd.conf. Rename the > workers2.properties.minimal to workers2.properties, > then edit the file and change the host and port setting > if necessary. > On NW 6.0 the default Tomcat listens on 9009 while with > NW 6.5 Tomcat listens on 9010. > After restarting Apache2 you should be able to browse > the Tomcat documentation with this link: > http://your.domain.com/tomcat-docs/ > This docs also include mod_jk2. > > version : 2.0.4 > license : http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0.txt > > ================================================================ > Win32: > > This is a binary package of mod_jk2. If you have > installed Apache2 to the default location /Apache2 then > simply extract this archive directly to the root of > your volume. Use the 'Include' directive to add > mod_jk2.conf to your httpd.conf. Rename the > workers2.properties.minimal to workers2.properties, > then edit the file and change the host and port setting > if necessary. > After restarting Apache2 you should be able to browse > the Tomcat documentation with this link: > http://your.domain.com/tomcat-docs/ > This docs also include mod_jk2. > > version : 2.0.4 > license : http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0.txt > > ================================================================ > here follows the directory structure I use: > > ./apache2 > /conf > /workers2.properties.minimal > /mod_jk2.conf > /modules > /mod_jk2.dll|nlm|so > /ver-info > /mod_jk2 > /README > /CHANGES > /STATUS > /INSTALL > > > comments? >
I like the idea of this and the text is good. I would think you would need to cover how to install if the user is using a non-default directory structure. I'm not sure if its common on Netware and W32, but the *BSD's each use different locations for conf and modules. I'd like to see the mod_jk2.conf. At what location in httpd.conf should it be included? You probably want to be specific about that. Just a nitpick, but you may want to change 'volume' to 'drive' for win32. -Kurt --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
