Pete Storey wrote:
Hi
Thanks for the various timely emails - I am in Australia hence I am in
front of you time wise!
What I didn't see was any actual answer to the question though - just
queried the email list for this thread and this was the first reply I got!
Could you resend your actual answer?
Hi.
You must have changed something,since now your message is timed 08:48, and for me (in
Europe) it is now 10:29. Or else our quantum effect time-tunnel is rearing its head again.
My original answer was :
quote
A side suggestion : in one of the on-line documentation pages reative to the mod_jk
configuration, at the very bottom of the page, it shows another "configuration style" :
instead of using JkMount/JkUnmount, you use an Apache <Location> (or <LocationMatch>)
section, with a line :
SetHandler jakarta-servlet
This does not really change anything in terms of how it works deep down, but it makes it
much clearer (in my view) how the order of precedence is determined at the Apache level.
The "SetHandler" directive indicates what the "Apache response handler" is, and this fits
better in the global Apache request/response cycle, allowing one to figure out which thing
runs before/after what.
unquote
The JkMount/JkUnmount pair is (as you have found out) somewhat mysterious in terms of the
exact point at which it inserts itself in the Apache request processing cycle.
I haven't gone back (or forward?) to your first post, to check if you are using
VirtualHosts, but maybe as another line of enquiry : JkMount/JkUnMount have peculiar rules
as to how they are/are not carried over from the "main" Apache configuration, to
VirtualHosts. See the explanation of "JkMountCopy" for mor details.
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