IT WORKED!!!!!
Thank you very much for those trying to help especially Edmund. I must
admit, though, that it took a
combination of his document, the one in
http://www.magiccookie.com/computers/apache-jserv/ and the INSTALL document.
For those interested, besides the typos, here are the errors that prevented
me from installing successfully much sooner:
1. I run RedHat 5.1 - most of the sample installations are for R/H 5.2
2. I first started off trying to use JDK1.2 - It gives me an OutOfMemory
error. The docs advise that I should make a change and recompile the
Kernel. I am too unfamiliar with Linux to do that.
3. JDK1.2 requires glibc2.1 which is incompatible with JDK117. When I
discovered that, I de-installed glib2.1 and my system became unstable.
4. I re-installed RedHat 5.1 entirely and suddenly found that things worked
a lot better.
My advice for others having to fight the same fight -> If you can,
re-install RedHat 5.x cleanly and then work through the docs.
Thank you once again for your help. I am for now just revelling in success
before tackling the other head aches (GPL and JSP)
Regards
Brahm van Niekerk
CEO - Elgin Data Development Corporation (PTY) Ltd.
P.O. Box 641, Ceres, 6835, South Africa
Tel. 027 83 270 2850, Fax 027 838 270 2850
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-----Original Message-----
From: Edmund <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Java Apache Users <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 14 April 1999 18:29
Subject: Re: Installing JServ
>Or, just use the FAQ-O-Matic and choose Apache Jserv 1.0, Installation,
Unix, Step by Step:DSO Installation.
>
>It worked fine for me, and I know of at least 4 others who have used it
EXACTLY like I told them in the steps with no problems at all. EXACTLY
means WITH NO CHANGES AT ALL.
>
>C'ya,
>Edmund
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>Rodrigo Zerlotti wrote:
>
>> Brad wrote:
>>
>> > I fought with RedHat 5.2 and their distribution of Apache for a week.
I ended up uninstalling the RedHat Apache distribution and installing the
1.3.6 from the Apache site using the Apache docs exactly. My suggestion is
to do the same. RedHat puts the files in a weird place as far as I'm .
>>
>> ....
>>
>> Agreed, don't even waist your time. Remove the apache server built-in on
the distr. and build a new one. Everything works just fine that way...
>>
>> Rodrigo
>>
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