>Hi Lorenzo, >Am 30.01.2015 um 12:22 schrieb Lorenzo Maurizi - C.S.I.A. UniMC: >> Dear All, >> >> I need help on an issue I'm facing. I've tried to find an answer with >> the online documentation but I didn't succeed. >> >> I am trying to fix a munin plugin for monitoring the mod_jk ajp13 >> connector for apache. >> The mod_jk is version 1.2.37 (the default version for the Debian >> Wheezy package). >> The munin plugin reads the http://localhost/jk-status?mime=prop output >> and searches for the worker.<workername>.state value. >> >> But my jk-status "mime=prop" output does not contains that "state" >> row, while the State is correctly shown on HTML output of the jk-status. >> >> I looked at the changelog of mod-jk trying to find something about a >> change in the output of JKStatus, without success. >> >> Is it a bug of mod_jk ver. 1.2.37?
>state is only printed of the worker is a member of a load balancer. >Otherwise there is no such thing as state. It is good practise to wrap even a >single worker in a load balancer because of its enhanced failure detection and >reporting. Even if you don't have a second >worker to fail over. >HTH >Rainer Thank you very much for your help, I added a loadbalancer worker and it now works as expected! Best regards! Lorenzo M. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@tomcat.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@tomcat.apache.org
