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On Wed, 16 Aug 2000 11:03:02 -0500, Viswanathan, Shanthi, BmS wrote:
>How do I find what version of Jserv I have? I am not sure if I have 1.1.1 or
>1.1.2. I know I have 1.1 though.
Well so long as you have the status page enabled you can use :
http://localhost/jserv/status
or you can use:
http://www.yourhost.com.au/server-status
>I have installed apache 1.3.12, jserv 1.1 on a machine in default ports. Our
>application used to work fine. Later on we created a virtual ip to which
>Apache is now associated.
>
>Our application initially shows up a user authentication page (which is a
>pure html file) and authenticates user using netscape LDAP server. The form
>action of the html calls a Login servlet for authentication with LDAP
>running on a different machine.
>
>If the user is authenticated then we branch off to another servlet depending
>on the users selection of application name. When we created the virtual ip
>at this point, I am getting "Connection refused" error when we redirect the
>servlet to another servlet.
>
>The bindaddress in httpd.conf is set to the virtual ip address. If I change
>the bindaddress to * then everything works fine.
Sorry not sure on this one, but have a look at session pooling in the
faq/docs
Chris
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