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Dans son message du 6/12/1999, Jean-Luc Rochat écrivait:
> Hi, Bruno /salut,
Hi Jean-Luc (bonjour !),
> > Every 3 seconds or so, there seems to be a "stray" connection, which I can'
> t
> > explain. It also clutters my network connections, of course. Here is a
> > sample of my "netstat -a" output (there are approximately 80 concurrent
> > connections):
> Is'nt this part of the wrapper "ping" function ?
Oh, ok, so this would be part of the standard behaviour ?
> > localhost.8007 localhost.60430 32768 0 32768 0 TIME_WA
> IT
> >
> > Etc.
>
> The JVM doen't release immediately the sockets.
Yes, this is pretty common among Unix applications. I can perhaps try and dig
into the kernel variables to cut down this 240 seconds timeout.
> > BTW, in trying to see what was going on, I tried to snoop the TCP connectio
> ns
> > to port 8007, and so tried to use another ApJServDefaultHost than
> > "localhost",
> > which uses the loopback address (I also changed the "bindaddress" variable
> > in the jserv.properties file). But whatever I put in ApJServDefaultHost, it
> > turns out that mod_jserv still tries to connect to 127.0.0.1. Again, any
> > explanation ?
>
> You are (I believe) experimenting the "ping" watchdog. The wrapper forks
> and executes the JVM, so it assumes it is on the same host.
> Did you restart Apache after modifying the bindaddress ?
Yes, of course.
> If yes, too bad the wrapper doesn't realize JServ is listening on
> another IP addr. If this is the case, fill a bug report
> (bugs.apache.org).
Ok Jean-Luc. I'll do that as soon as I'm sure it's a bug, and not a
"feature".
:-)
Independantly of my initial problem (which seems in fact not to be a real
one),
has anyone been able to transfer the JVM and the JServ wrapper to another
workstation than the one running the Apache server ?
Thanks again for your help !
Au revoir,
Bruno
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