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> if I set httpd.conf ServerName=localhost and jserv.properties
> bindaddress=localhost, same problem
> if I set httpd.conf ServerName=(the actual computer name) and
> jserv.properties bindaddress=(the actual computer name)
> the I get the following:
> [30/09/1999 09:43:34:201] (EMERGENCY) ajp12: cannot scan servlet headers
> (500)
> [30/09/1999 09:43:34:201] (ERROR) an error returned handling request via
> protocol "ajpv12"
bindaddress is simply the IP address that the Java Portion of Apache JServ
listens on. What you need to try doing is set bindaddress to be the IP
address of your computer. Then, set the ApJServMount to be this:
ApJServMount /servlets ajpv12://IPADDRESSOFYOURCOMPUTER:8007/zone
Lastly, make 100% SURE that you are pointing to the NEW ApacheJServ.jar file
and not the 1.0 one.
> I'm going to go back to Jserv1.0 -- aparently ajpv12 is still pretty buggy!
Actually, it isn't that buggy at all, it is quite stable, I have been
running it for months now.
-jon
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