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Tim Trentham wrote:
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> I've been successfully running JServ 1.0 for a few weeks and am now
> trying to add Raven's SSL module to Apache 1.3.6 as well.
>
> I statically compiled JServ into Apache when I installed it originally
> because I had problems with DSO. As a consequence, I have an httpd
> binary that doesn't have DSO support and an httpsd binary that does
> support DSO from the Raven install. It seems that the only option for
> adding JServ to Raven's version of Apache is through DSO.
>
> Can I go through the steps of installing JServ as a DSO after I've
> already installed it statically? Do I need to do this in a different
> directory than the original install? Are there any ramifications for
> Apache?
>
> I'm thinking at the end of this that it would be possible to run either
> regular Apache (httpd) with JServ or Apache with SSL (httpsd) with
> JServ. It is not necessary that this happens (I don't think). I'd be
> happy with Apache running Raven's SSL and JServ.
>
> Any thoughts on this before I go and do it? Do I need to just give up
> and re-install Apache with DSO support and configure JServ as a DSO? I
> thought I'd get opinions/assistance before I went any further.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
Hi Tim,
If you need servlets over SSL, you'll have to compile JServ as DSO ...
You'll need the Raven's apxs executable. follow the INSTALL
instructions.
Otherwise you can use the lazy way : Raven/port 443, apache&JServ/port
80 (beuh !!!)
Jean-Luc
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