I posted this earlier to the Java Apache Users list but it may be more of an architecture question than a configuration question, so I hope I don't offend anyone with a cross-post. We recently upgraded from 1.0 to 1.1 (thanks, JServ team!) and the compile/config phase went off without a hitch. Then, I started looking through logs and noticed a lot of errors in jserv.log that look like: [10/01/2000 12:17:55:191 CST] ourservlet/OurServlet: Exception in processing the request - in doPost() Method in OurServlet Classjava.net.SocketException message =3D Socket closed I was able to backrev the JServ engine to 1.0 and make the errors disappear with the same set of application jars. Is there something that our developers should do differently in their servlets to "play nicely" with the new 1.1 release? Or is it something that I can fix in the Apache and/or JServ configuration files? Or something else altogether? The platform is Apache 1.3.9, JServ 1.1 compiled as a DSO), JDK 1.2.1_03, JSDK 2.0, and Solaris 2.6. Also, I was under the impression that the log file descriptor leak was = fixed in 1.1; however, I am still seeing the leak when Apache receives HUP: # httpd -D JServ -d `pwd`/.. Apache/1.3.9 ApacheJServ/1.1 # cat httpd.pid 14852 # lsof -R mod_jserv.log COMMAND PID PPID USER FD TYPE DEVICE SIZE/OFF NODE NAME libhttpd. 14852 1 root 6w VREG 85,2 571122 53559 = mod_jserv.log libhttpd. 14852 1 root 7w VREG 85,2 571122 53559 = mod_jserv.log libhttpd. 14853 14852 nobody 6w VREG 85,2 571122 53559 = mod_jserv.log libhttpd. 14853 14852 nobody 7w VREG 85,2 571122 53559 = mod_jserv.log libhttpd. 14854 14852 nobody 6w VREG 85,2 571122 53559 = mod_jserv.log libhttpd. 14854 14852 nobody 7w VREG 85,2 571122 53559 = mod_jserv.log libhttpd. 14855 14852 nobody 6w VREG 85,2 571122 53559 = mod_jserv.log libhttpd. 14855 14852 nobody 7w VREG 85,2 571122 53559 = mod_jserv.log libhttpd. 14856 14852 nobody 6w VREG 85,2 571122 53559 = mod_jserv.log libhttpd. 14856 14852 nobody 7w VREG 85,2 571122 53559 = mod_jserv.log libhttpd. 14857 14852 nobody 6w VREG 85,2 571122 53559 = mod_jserv.log libhttpd. 14857 14852 nobody 7w VREG 85,2 571122 53559 = mod_jserv.log libhttpd. 14858 14852 nobody 6w VREG 85,2 571122 53559 = mod_jserv.log libhttpd. 14858 14852 nobody 7w VREG 85,2 571122 53559 = mod_jserv.log java 14859 14853 nobody 6w VREG 85,2 571122 53559 = mod_jserv.log java 14859 14853 nobody 7w VREG 85,2 571122 53559 = mod_jserv.log # kill -HUP `cat httpd.pid` # lsof -R mod_jserv.log COMMAND PID PPID USER FD TYPE DEVICE SIZE/OFF NODE NAME libhttpd. 14852 1 root 6w VREG 85,2 571122 53559 = mod_jserv.log libhttpd. 14852 1 root 7w VREG 85,2 571122 53559 = mod_jserv.log libhttpd. 14852 1 root 8w VREG 85,2 571122 53559 = mod_jserv.log libhttpd. 14876 14852 root 6w VREG 85,2 571122 53559 = mod_jserv.log libhttpd. 14876 14852 root 7w VREG 85,2 571122 53559 = mod_jserv.log libhttpd. 14876 14852 root 8w VREG 85,2 571122 53559 = mod_jserv.log libhttpd. 14877 14852 nobody 6w VREG 85,2 571122 53559 = mod_jserv.log libhttpd. 14877 14852 nobody 7w VREG 85,2 571122 53559 = mod_jserv.log libhttpd. 14877 14852 nobody 8w VREG 85,2 571122 53559 = mod_jserv.log libhttpd. 14878 14852 nobody 6w VREG 85,2 571122 53559 = mod_jserv.log libhttpd. 14878 14852 nobody 7w VREG 85,2 571122 53559 = mod_jserv.log libhttpd. 14878 14852 nobody 8w VREG 85,2 571122 53559 = mod_jserv.log libhttpd. 14879 14852 nobody 6w VREG 85,2 571122 53559 = mod_jserv.log libhttpd. 14879 14852 nobody 7w VREG 85,2 571122 53559 = mod_jserv.log libhttpd. 14879 14852 nobody 8w VREG 85,2 571122 53559 = mod_jserv.log libhttpd. 14880 14852 nobody 6w VREG 85,2 571122 53559 = mod_jserv.log libhttpd. 14880 14852 nobody 7w VREG 85,2 571122 53559 = mod_jserv.log libhttpd. 14880 14852 nobody 8w VREG 85,2 571122 53559 mod_jserv.log libhttpd. 14881 14852 nobody 6w VREG 85,2 571122 53559 = mod_jserv.log libhttpd. 14881 14852 nobody 7w VREG 85,2 571122 53559 = mod_jserv.log libhttpd. 14881 14852 nobody 8w VREG 85,2 571122 53559 = mod_jserv.log Thanks in advance for any and all pointers you may be able to share. [EMAIL PROTECTED] P.S. The doPost() problem looks a little similar to the one posted by Martial overnight. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com -- ---------------------------------------------------------- To subscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Archives and Other: <http://java.apache.org/main/mail.html> Problems?: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
