Check your jserv.properties file. wrt SecretKey it needs to agree with the
httpd.conf file
HTH
> Hi,
> I've installed Apache-JServ on Solaris using Stronghold/2.4.1
> (Apache/1.3.3). I recompiled mod_jserv into the server, did the whole
> configuration bit (like I've done on other (linux) machines.) And,
> despite the following stuff in my httpd.conf file:
>
> ApJServManual on
> ApJServDefaultProtocol ajpv11
> ApJServDefaultPort 8007
> ApJServSecretKey DISABLED
> ApJServMountCopy off
> ApJServLogFile /logs/jserv/jserv.log
> ApJServProperties /etc/jserv/jserv.properties
>
> It's still telling me:
>
> You must specify a secret key, or disable this feature.
> To disable, add "ApJServSecretKey DISABLED" to your Apache
> configuration
> file.
> To use, add "ApJServSecretKey {filename}" where filename is document
> with more or less random contents, and perhaps a few kb in length.
> The Apache JServ documentation explains this in more detail.
>
> when I start the server, and the server then fails to start.
> Any clues
> on why this is? Does it perhaps think it's reading some _other_
> httpd.conf file? Does JServ decide which httpd.conf file to read when
> it is built?
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