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I gave up trying to install Apache JServ 1.1.2 on SuSE 6.4 Linux.
I looked at all the logs available and the FAQ-o-matic too.
I do not now what was crashing Apache Web Server.
Please can we have a `--verbose' or `--debug-to-logfile' option please.
Luckily SuSE 6.4 already provide the JServ is a RPM on the DVD CD ROM
in the package `n1'. I installed this prepackaged RPM with Yast
and it worked. I restarted the webserver and serlvets are now working!
I did not find anything special or out of the ordinary
by looking the jserv.conf and jserv.properties. Although
SuSE 6.4 have customised `/etc/httpd/httpd.conf' for their purposes
so that users have mod_perl, php, fastcgi, and ssl ready to run.
I think my problem is that JServ does not work because either
one of the following is true
1) IBM Java 2 SDK 1.3 or (Java 2 Platform)
2) with the SuSE Apache with EAPI support (mod_ssl)
3) messed SuSE Apache configuration
But I am guessing here. SuSE also dont include `apachectl' but
have their own `/sbin/init.d/apache' script.
One other thing I find noteworthy. The SuSE prepackaged JServ
uses the IBM Java 1.1.8 (/usr/lib/java) in the `jserv.properties'
so may want to also use `yast' to install this package `pay' (
or `commercial'? ) on the DVD ROM.
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Hi Peter
I'm using SuSE 6.3, with pre-packaged Apache and JServ 1.11 .. can't see
much point to upgrade to 1.1.2 for now.
Have a look in /var/log/mod_jserv , it is the JServ error log on SuSE.
Chris
On Thu, 22 Jun 2000 16:39:56 +0000, Peter Pilgrim wrote:
>I downloaded a JServe 1.1.2.
>Compiled it with the SuSE pre-packaged DSO EAPI enabled Apache 1.1.12 webserver.
>
>Compilation and installation was fine
>
> and added the line to my `/etc/httpd/httpd.conf'
>
>Include /etc/httpd/jserv/jserv.conf
>
>The web server failed to restart on my linux `/sbin/init.d/apache restart'.
>The script just refuses to start at all with the above inclusion. If I remove it
>the server comes up fine! What gives?
>
>I looked in `/var/log/httpd.errors' and `/var/log/httpd.access' and also
>`/var/log/messages'
>I could find nothing wrong.
>
>I am using named virtual server hosts and the AjpServerMountCopy is `on'.
>
>Is there any other log files where else I can look?
>Is there a problem with this new JServ and virtual hosts?
>Should I try JServ with out virtual hosts?
>
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>Peter Pilgrim
>Welcome to the "Me Too" generation.
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