Thad Humphries wrote:
> 
> >Does anyone has a set of working conf files I can look at?
> >I've been trying to solve this problem myself for a long time but no
> >luck.
> 
> I'm using Solaris 2.6 w/Apache 1.34 and JServ 1.03b.
> 
> In jserv.conf, I link the .jhtml extension to jservssi:
> 
>         ApJServAction .jhtml /servlet/org.apache.jservssi.JServSSI
> 
> In jserv.properties, I add it to my classpath:
> 
>         wrapper.classpath=/usr/local/Apache-JServ-SSI/src/ApacheJServSSI.jar
>

Actually, I've tried the setup you mentioned above, but no luck either.

in httpd.conf:
ApJServAction .jhtml /example/org.apache.jservssi.JServSSI

where example is the mount point for my example zone.

instead of in jserv.properties I put path-to-ApacheJServSSI.jar in
example.properties zone file:
repositories=/usr/home/jhsieh/jservssi/Apache-JServ-SSI-19981216/src/ApacheJServSSI.jar

I'm starting to think that the jservssi_1.0 either has a bug on getting
the path info from apache or it just don't work w/ FreeBSd.

The reason makes me to think that way is:
when I look at http://myserver/example/example.jhtml
it wants the file at my server root directory /example/example.jhtml
and gives error message.

But in example.properties I defined:
repositories=/usr/home/jhsieh/jserv/ApacheJServ-1.0b4/example
repositories=/usr/home/jhsieh/jservssi/Apache-JServ-SSI-19981216/src/ApacheJServSSI.jar

I may try Linux and install jservssi again if I can't make it to work
the next few day.


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