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Nope! (ApJServMountCopy is on)
John Corrigan wrote:
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> Any chance that you are using virtual hosts and have ApJServMountCopy set to
> off in your jserv.conf?
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Nanu
> Ramamrutham
> Sent: Sunday, June 18, 2000 10:40 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: ZONES-ISSUES - Jserv 1.1.2(& Apache1.3.12)
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> Hi:
> I recently downloaded Apache Server 1.3.12, and Jserv 1.1.2. I
> compiled them successfully (static compile of Jserv with Apache - "no
> DSO"). Thanks to all the README and INSTALL files. I have however run
> into an issue with zones! I have checked the FAQ and couldn't find
> anything that would help reveal some info. on my issue. Please help ...
>
> - Nanu.
>
> PLATFORM: SUN (running 2.5/2.6, ultra-2)
> PROBLEM: I cannot get zones to work!
>
> 1. Additional data ...
>
> * I configured a new zone (call it 'nanu'), specified its Mount in
> jserv.conf (/nanu /nanu).
> * I added 'nanu' to the "zones" in jserv.properties, and specified
> its properties file (full-path-to-nanu.properties) with the
> repository pointing to the correct directory
> (/disk1/apache_1.3.12/jserv1.1.2/nanu).
> * I then put a servlet (say - Hello in
> /disk1/apache_1.3.12/jserv1.1.2/nanu) , and setup nanu.properties
> to automatically load 'Hello'.
> o I see a line in jserv.logs indicating that Hello was inited!
> I also see a line that Hello was destroyed, when I shutdown
> Apache (Jserv).
> * When I tried to access the servlet (http://host/nanu/Hello) I get
> "The requested URL /nanu/Hello was not found on this server."
>
> 2. I renamed example to call it 'root'. Stooped Apache (waited for
> Jserv to go down, and then start Apache (and jserv automatically)). I
> tried to access the servlet but get the same error! This one was really
> surprising! For some reason, the only zone that I can get to work is
> one that has to be named 'example'!
>
> 3. I am very confident that the conf & and properties file, are ok.
> Actually I got zones to work just fine with the same set of config &
> properties files on my PC (running Window 98, Apache 1.3.12 &
> Jserv1.1.1).
>
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