>
> I did not get this error, and I just upgraded my NT machine
> (NT4.0(SP4)/Apache 1.3.6/JServ1.0b5). After a couple of initial hiccups, it
> is working well....
>
> Here are some pointers that may be helpful. (or may be not :)
>
> * In 1.0b5, the configuration is different in the sense that you now have a
> "include" directive in httpd.conf that points to mod_jserv.conf. If you are
> upgrading from an older version of JServ, this line is appended to your
> httpd.conf. Then, when you try to start the Apache service with "net start
> apache", it fails because the old configuration lines are still in
> httpd.conf, in addition to the include directive. To get around this,
> migrate your configuration settings for JServ that are now in httpd.conf to
> the mod_jserv.conf, and remove the same from httpd.conf. Then, apache starts
> up normally.
yes, we made this change in order to prevent multiple copies of the include
directive from being placed into the httpd.conf. the logic is that if the
jserv.conf file exists, then the include line will not be placed into the
httpd.conf file with the assumption that it already exists. stefano, can you
confirm this logic in the installer?
> * Check your jserv.properties file. You want to migrate your zone and
> repository settings from the back-up into this one.
duh. ;-)
> * After the upgrade, all the paths in mod_jserv.conf had \ in them. I
> changed them to /. JServ may now work with \, but I have not verified this.
it will work.
> * I also got JServ to work with the old style httpd.conf by simply
> commenting out the include directive. However, the include directive is much
> cleaner.
yes, the include is much cleaner and is the "proper" way to do things. it
also reflects on how the unix installation works. stefano isn't an apache
expert and he didn't know about the include directive. he does now. ;-)
thanks for the feedback.
-jon
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