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Pawel Pesz wrote:
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> > BTW I've been dealing with UNIX installations for several
> > years now, and I have to say that Jserv is by far and away
> > the most difficult thing I've every had to get running.
> > Sendmail, bind, Apache - they're all easy compared
> > to my experience with Jserv so far!
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> I'm affraid I have to disagree. I've got Apache JServ
> running under BT and RedHat 5.1/2 and it hadn't given
> me that much of a hassle once I learned a few tricks
> (all of them are in the FAQ, IFAIK).
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True a lot are in the faq but I ran into many problems with
my install. It took 2.5 days to get working and it still does
not work at start up. I have to launch JServ ajp by hand.
I have to say part of it was getting my build environment sane
gcc with libs, automake, autoconf, etc. Plus building Apache
with DSO, These things took a day and a half. The actual
JServ install took a day
This might be a better question for the developer list, but
since the complexity of the install is in question here. I will
ask. Would anyone like me to help write an installer/helper app.
That would wrap around the basic scripts. If someone would point
me in the direction of automake, autoconf basics. I wouldnt really
need to be messing with the scripts just understanding what they
are doing and how they are built.
Plus maybe even
a GUI configuration tool and test mode.
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