+++ Prasad Paranjape [26/11/01 11:16 +0000]:
> I configured the Apache -Tomcat as expalined by
> Shekhar Govindrajan in his articles in PCQuests for
> past couple of months.It is working fine in PCQuest
> Red Hat 7.1 I have on my PC.
Fine - it should do that on redhat
> 1)Slackware 8.0 comes with Apache 1.3.20 .
> There is no /etc/rc.d/init.d/httpd in Slackware
Because slackware doesn't have this /etc/rc.d/init.d/whatever
[start|stop|restart] concept.
> instead there is httpd in /usr/sbin and one script
> apachectl to start,stop or restart the httpd daemon.
Which is the default. I guess the redhat script will call apachectl with the
necessary options.
> 3)I could generate mod_jserv.so and put it in proper
> directory but not modules directory under
> /etc/httpd/modules (as mentioned by Shekhar)
All these are paths customized for redhat (which changes a few things -
especially paths etc) from the default apache.
> 4)The ServerRoot is /etc in my httpd.conf so I give
> the fiull path for include directive as :
> Include /etc/apache/tomcat.conf
> When this line is there I can not restart Apache using
> command apachectl restart.But if I comment this line
> out then I can.
Does tomcat.conf exist in /etc/apache?
> Do I need to remove the Apache 1.3.20 from Slackware
> 8.0 and use all the Aapache and Tomact rpms supplied
> by PCQuest on their Cds so that I have Apache and
> installation in the same way (I mean the directory
> structures) same as that in RH7.1.
Which would break starting and stopping apache in slackware.
That PCQ article is customized for redhat.
Instead, read the tomcat install / configure instructions for what you need
to do ... slackware's apache is more or less stock apache 1.3.20 (btw go to
apache 1.3.22 while you are at it).
-srs
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