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Hi --
Based on the error message in the jserv log file, you have got some
process listening on the same port that JServ is trying to use. The most
likely cause is a rouge JVM, left over from some previous state -- I'd
start for looking for a running JVM or java process. If there is one,
kill it, and restart Apache; chances are good that the JVM will be able to
start up at that point.
If there's no running JServ process, then you've got some other piece of
software listening on the relevant port. Try switching JServ so that it
uses a different port.
Btw -- this information is available in the FAQ -- look for 'Address
already in use'.
hth --
Ed
On Wed, 16 Feb 2000, Gangmeng Ji wrote:
> I am desparate. Please help.
>
> I tried installing the rpm(ApacheJServ-1_1-b2_RH6x_i386.rpm) of JServ on my
> development machine. All I could get is "Internal Server Error" when I ran
> "/servlets/IsItWorking". Initially it's an upgrade. I tried a fresh
> installation with the rpm since it didn't work. I tried a number of times
> (removing the package, reinstalling the packate). I bet this is a right rpm
> package since I tested the same rpm package on a different machine before I
> attempted. The other machine runs ok.
>
> I have no idea what went wrong. Here are the details from mod_jserv.log and
> from error_log.
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