Re: It would be great IF somebody answered me, ONCE, for change :(

2002-08-19 Thread Paul Caton

Common sense should tell you that posting snotty subject-lines will
not help persuade list users to answer you. You seem to think that
someone has an *obligation* to jump and answer you as soon as
possible, but this is not the case. Be patient and polite and I'll bet
someone responds.

Paul Caton

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Working mod_webapp anyone?

2002-06-26 Thread Paul Caton

We have Apache 1.3.14 running on Solaris 8 and we wnat to run Tomcat
4.0.4 under the Apache. However, there is no Solaris 8 binary version
of mod_webapp available for this release on the Jakarta website and we
have had no luck trying to build our own (at which we're not expert
anyway). Does anyone have an appropriate mod_webapp already built
which they would not mind sharing?

Thanks,

Paul.

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Re: I'm getting no responses to my requests for help on this list

2002-05-16 Thread Paul Caton

Hi Gary,

The netstat message tells you that some process is indeed using that
port. I was going to suggest you follow Olaf Jahn's suggestion to find
out what it is, but I see Alan Eustace has already provided the answer
(ie. it's almost certainly IIS listening onthat port). Looks like
you're going to have to find an unoccupied port and change your
server.xml file as others have described.

Good luck,

Paul.

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Re: I'm getting no responses to my requests for help on this list

2002-05-16 Thread Paul Caton

Gary,

You can see a list of assigned ports in /etc/services. If you want to
check that a port not listed there is in use or not, use the command:

netstat -an | grep [number]

If you get no result, the port is not in use.

Paul.

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Re: Session Problem - URGENT!!!!

2002-05-10 Thread Paul Caton

I wish people would stop saying "URGENT" and "PLEASE HELP" in
their subject lines. Not only is is poor mailing-list manners, it is
also unnecessary. This being a user list, we assume that most people
posting have a problem they want to solve right away. Your problem is
not more urgent than anybody else's, and there's no reason why your's
should be given any kind of priority just because you shout.

Paul.

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Re: Ports used???

2002-03-13 Thread Paul Caton

I just had some port problems with getting Tomcat up and running, so
this is in my head right now! You can see a list of assigned ports in
/etc/services. If you want to check that a port not listed there is in
use or not, use the command:

netstat -an | grep [number]

If you get no result, the port is not in use.

Paul.

On Wed, 13 Mar 2002, [ISO-8859-1] Øyvind Vestavik wrote:

> 
> I am running Tomcat on a unix testserver (solaris 6.2) which several
> people have access to and use for their own applications. There is no
> authority administrating the ports
> used, and I would like to scan the ports of the machine to see wich ones
> are in use. Is there a unix utility i can use for this.
> Im not planning to break in anywhere.. :-)
> 
> Øyvind
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