Blumlein,Richard wrote:
Hello Rainer, Hope you had a nice Thanksgiving?
That's not really tradition in Germany, at least not with turkeys. But
yes, had a nice weekend.
Does the coredump also occur, if you set JkLogLevel to info or
error?
Yes I tried changing to info or error and both got the dump. Also
removed the statement and it dumped.
I get the dump if I leave any of the Jk statements in httpd.conf.
Interesting how the configtest causes the problem as if Apache does
not like one of the statements?
Configtest actually runs a lot of module code. See your second mail,
which I'll comment in a minute.
You can remove the next three lines. They are useless.
workers.tomcat_home=/opt/freeware/apache-tomcat
workers.java_home=/usr/local/bin/java
ps=/
I had tomcat_home in here since there are multiple levels of Tomcat
running for different products? Not sure how this works or if I need
to have if running multiple Tomcats?
I added the java_home to /usr/loca/bin/java which is a link to java
1.4. The default on this system for JAVA_HOME is Java 1.3 for an
older product we are running. Not sure how this works? I overrode
JAVA_HOME when I did the compile so it would pickup the 1.4 version.
I commented them out for the other statements you recommended for
now.
mod_jk neither needs Java, not does it need to know, where in your file
system tomcat resides. Usually Tomcat is on some other node in the
network. mod_jk talks to Tomcat via TCP/IP, so it only needs to know IP
and port it should talk to.
Those two parameters are obsolete and have been used in ancient times to
start the Tomcat code inside the Apache httpd process (and then
communicate via JNI). That doesn' work any more since a long time ...
Does the jk request log go to the access log automatically? It seems
it would default to
pwd
/var/opt/freeware/apache/logs
ls
access_log error_log
You can log to the apache access log. For this you use a cutom log
format like explained on
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_log_config.html
You need to know, that mod_jk provides a couple of "notes" inside
Apache, that you can integrate in the access logs. Those notes are listen on
http://tomcat.apache.org/connectors-doc/reference/apache.html
Search for mod_log_config and have a look at the table below this and
the example below the table.
On to your second mail ...
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