Well, even installing 4.0.32 I had very similar behavior; my webapp is just
ignored.
Then I noticed something. I access it via an alias. It's configured like this:
<host regexp="kepler.lz.com[\.]?" root-directory="/lz/var/www/">
<host-alias-regexp>satdb.org[\.]?</host-alias-regexp>
<host-alias-regexp>missiondb.lz.com[\.]?</host-alias-regexp>
<host-name>missiondb.lz.com</host-name>
Resin doesn't try to start it up if I hit "missiondb.lz.com" first. But if I
hit "kepler.lz.com," then it inits. I wonder if the same thing was happening in
4.0.19. I just don't know why I've only now started seeing this.
--
Rick
On Nov 11, 2012, at 4:23 , Rick Mann <[email protected]> wrote:
> Wow, it must be dump-on-Rick day. Not only is my local resin (4.0.30) startup
> suddenly bonkers, so is one of my long-standing servers (4.0.19). I made some
> minor changes to the webapp, uploaded the changed files, saw it restart,
> everything was fine.
>
> Then I stopped and re-started resin, like I always do on that machine,
> basically running this:
>
> java -jar $RESIN_HOME/lib/resin.jar -verbose -root-directory /path/to/dir
> -conf /path/to/resin.xml start|stop
>
> Now, it complains about the native libraries missing and JNI being a resin
> pro feature (this is just resin open source), which is fine, but it finishes
> startup in no time at all, and near as I can tell, never starts my webapp.
> Like it's not even there. No error messages in the logs, nothing.
>
> Since it's 4:30 am and no one can respond to this, I don't know what else to
> do but install the newest resin and rebuild my server from scratch.
>
>
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> Rick
>
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