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Don, I had this problem too, and it drove me nuts for the last two days. Turned out
that all my servlets stopped working when I upgraded to JDK1.2.2 but I didn't know it
because nobody reported the problem. I backed off to Blackdown 1.1.8 and they started
working. Maybe this fact was in the faq somewhere; there was a bunch of material about
what compilers are supported that I struggled through without fully understanding.
The other piece of wisdom which *is* in the faq, is to be sure that rt.jar is in
wrapper.classpath. Without that, you wont get the SIGSEGV but you will get an
EMERGENCY.
-Mike
At 05:48 PM 6/20/00 -0400, you wrote:
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>I am at my wits end getting JServer to run right:
>
>Config:
>==========
>
>Mandrake 7.1
>kernel 2.2.15
>Apache 1.3.12
>JServ 1.1.1-1
>glibc 2.1.3
>J2SE jdk 1.2.2 (Sun)
>450 MHz dual CPU
>
>Problem
>========
>I install JServ after verifying Apache is running fine, and I get a
>segmentation fault trying to run "IsItWorking" servlet.
>No other messages or logs identifying a potential problem.
>
>
>Things I have tried/verified:
>===================
>1. java is installed properly - I can compile and run programs
>2. I can recompile IsItWorking.java without problems (JDSK 2.0 is in J2SE
>jdk 1.2.2 I believe)
>3. I can install JSDK 2.0 explicitly on the machine, and ServletRunner
>listening on port 8080 runs IsItWorking and other servlets fine
>4. Tried mucking around with wrapper.classpath to add all the .jar files
>explicitly (do not install that way by default, I installed JServ through an
>RPM file which appears to configure everything ok)
>5. Validated jserv.properties file with FAQs, emails from people, etc.
>6. Checked gary meyer's HOWTO (which shows it to be incredibly straight
>forward to get this working, which leaves me clueless!)
>
>I have done a lot more that I can't think of now. To me it seems like some
>sort of incompatibility (jsdk and jdk? Jserv 1.1.1-1 and Apache or kernel?)
>
>Any help, or advice how to track down would be GREATLY appreciated!
>
>
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