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> I am using the dreaded Outlook, but I have plain text set. Are others
> getting .html from me?
Everyone on the list was. You seem to have been able to turn it off now.
>> What version of the JDK? What OS?
>
> Blackdown 1.1.7v3. Red Hat 6.0 right out of the box.
I have NO idea. ;-( On top of it, I don't have that OS to test on. ;-(
> Thanks for the clarification. I guess I have been pointing both at the same
> log for 2 years now. Woops.
If you have logging turned off, then it isn't really an issue.
> What caused the confusion for me is that in the apache source tree is
> an actual directory named "src" so I wondered which one it wanted.
Yep, I know, the same thing confuses me all the time as well. ;-)
> One other small note. To me it seems more natural to put the jserv directory
> within the apache tree, so "/usr/local/apache/jserv" rather than
> "/usr/local/jserv."
> I guess because I commonly copy the entire "/usr/local/apache" directory to
> other servers and it is just one other thing to not have to remember.
> Remember,
> I'm the same guy that skipped over the "activate" thing twice ;-)
All you need to do is use --prefix in Apache JServ...there is nothing wrong
with setting it to be /usr/local/apache/jserv. Heck, you can even just set
it to /usr/local/apache.
The nice thing is that the Apache JServ configure script now prints out
where it will put things at the end of the installation. ;-)
-jon
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