Re: First mod_jk problem - can't start apache with Include statement(revisited)
A good test would be to create a file called "test.conf" in APACHE_HOME/conf. In that file, put the following: ### ### this is an apache comment ### Change the Include line in httpd.conf to include the file test.conf and NOT mod_jk.conf. Then start Apache or run configtest and see what happens. If it hangs, its definitely an Apache issue. John Denise Mangano wrote: Not really sure if this is a problem as of yet. I currently cannot test my configuration ... But I just wanted to write again regarding this issue. As I followed the how-to, I did things a little out of order. Before changing Tomcat, and while Tomcat was not running, I added the LoadModule and Include statements into httpd.conf. I then ran an apachectl configtest. The configtest executed fine and I was returned an error message that the file mod_jk.conf could not be found. This was right, because the file was not generated yet. I then set up server.xml and created my workers.properties and started Tomcat, which started no problem. I then went back to apache and ran another configtest, and surprise... It hangs... And so does apachectl start ...So we're back to the same issue. I am having a hard time at this point believing it is an Apache issue, because the configtest executed fine with the include before Tomcat was started and before the mod_jk.conf was created. So what I did next was one at a time, I added in the Jk statements into the httpd.conf to rule out this being an issue with the mod_jk module(?). First I added in the JkWorkersFile, then ran a configtest. Then added in the JkLogFile and ran a configtest. Lastly added in some JkMount statements and ran a configtest. At each of these points, the configtest executed and was successful. I can also start and stop apache no problem. As I mentioned, I cannot test whether or not mod_jk works just yet (network issues)... There were no errors when starting either Tomcat or apache. But I do find it strange that I can't start apache just because I have the Include statement. Any further thoughts on this? The output of httpd -l just lists mod_core and mod_so. I have all other modules added as DSO's. Thanks :) DEnise -Original Message- From: John Turner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, August 27, 2003 11:08 AM To: Tomcat Users List Subject: Re: [OFF-TOPIC] Re: First mod_jk problem - can't start apache with Include statement Cool. My typical Apache build is: ./configure --enable-so --enable-ssl make make install John Denise Mangano wrote: Yes I am. The problem (right now) definitely appears to be some issues with Apache. Unfortunately, the Apache list isn't as heavily trafficked, or as quick to response, so I'm still waiting on some replies while I search the archives. I think I have to recompile Apache. I added in a few extra flags when I did this yesterday to make it more "secure" but I think I am better off just keeping it as is, then taking out what I don't need later... Won't be able to determine if I have a mod_jk problem at all until I get my Apache running properly. -Original Message- From: John Turner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, August 27, 2003 10:47 AM To: Tomcat Users List Subject: [OFF-TOPIC] Re: First mod_jk problem - can't start apache with Include statement Are you loading mod_ssl? I'm marking this as off-topic because we haven't determined that this is a JK/Tomcat problem yet. John Denise Mangano wrote: Yeah, it appears to be my apache. I still get that SSLMutex error. I have to work on getting that resolved. This is the output of httpd -l: http_core.c mod_env.c mod_log_config.c mod_mime.c mod_negotiation.c mod_status.c mod_include.c mod_dir.c mod_cgi.c mod_asis.c mod_imap.c mod_actions.c mod_alias.c mod_access.c mod_auth.c mod_so.c mod_setenvif.c suexec: disabled; invalid wrapper /usr/local/apache/bin/suexec Denise -Original Message- From: John Turner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, August 27, 2003 10:25 AM To: Tomcat Users List Subject: Re: First mod_jk problem - can't start apache with Include statement Hate to say it, but it sounds like your Apache is munged up. If you delete the mod_jk.conf Include, and you delete all other JK stuff from httpd.conf, your Apache starts up properly, with no errors? What is the output of "httpd -l"? John Denise Mangano wrote: OK, I tried adding the Jk directives directly into the httpd.conf file, and apache at least starts. So the problem is the include statement. Is it possible that I don't have whatever module is needed to support the "Include" statement? So now the problem is that although apache starts, it does not start properly. When I run ps -aux | grep httpd I get the following: www 80740.0 0.0 00 ?Z10:070:
Re: First mod_jk problem - can't start apache with Include statement(revisited)
I woudl skip the Include statement and modify httpd.conf manually as you have. For anything but a simple configuration, you have to do it anyway, so there's no real loss. John Denise Mangano wrote: Not really sure if this is a problem as of yet. I currently cannot test my configuration ... But I just wanted to write again regarding this issue. As I followed the how-to, I did things a little out of order. Before changing Tomcat, and while Tomcat was not running, I added the LoadModule and Include statements into httpd.conf. I then ran an apachectl configtest. The configtest executed fine and I was returned an error message that the file mod_jk.conf could not be found. This was right, because the file was not generated yet. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: First mod_jk problem - can't start apache with Include statement (revisited)
Not really sure if this is a problem as of yet. I currently cannot test my configuration ... But I just wanted to write again regarding this issue. As I followed the how-to, I did things a little out of order. Before changing Tomcat, and while Tomcat was not running, I added the LoadModule and Include statements into httpd.conf. I then ran an apachectl configtest. The configtest executed fine and I was returned an error message that the file mod_jk.conf could not be found. This was right, because the file was not generated yet. I then set up server.xml and created my workers.properties and started Tomcat, which started no problem. I then went back to apache and ran another configtest, and surprise... It hangs... And so does apachectl start ...So we're back to the same issue. I am having a hard time at this point believing it is an Apache issue, because the configtest executed fine with the include before Tomcat was started and before the mod_jk.conf was created. So what I did next was one at a time, I added in the Jk statements into the httpd.conf to rule out this being an issue with the mod_jk module(?). First I added in the JkWorkersFile, then ran a configtest. Then added in the JkLogFile and ran a configtest. Lastly added in some JkMount statements and ran a configtest. At each of these points, the configtest executed and was successful. I can also start and stop apache no problem. As I mentioned, I cannot test whether or not mod_jk works just yet (network issues)... There were no errors when starting either Tomcat or apache. But I do find it strange that I can't start apache just because I have the Include statement. Any further thoughts on this? The output of httpd -l just lists mod_core and mod_so. I have all other modules added as DSO's. Thanks :) DEnise > -Original Message- > From: John Turner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Wednesday, August 27, 2003 11:08 AM > To: Tomcat Users List > Subject: Re: [OFF-TOPIC] Re: First mod_jk problem - can't > start apache with Include statement > > > > Cool. My typical Apache build is: > > ./configure --enable-so --enable-ssl > make > make install > > John > > Denise Mangano wrote: > > > Yes I am. The problem (right now) definitely appears to be some > > issues with Apache. Unfortunately, the Apache list isn't > as heavily > > trafficked, or as quick to response, so I'm still waiting on some > > replies while I search the archives. I think I have to recompile > > Apache. I added in a few extra flags when I did this yesterday to > > make it more "secure" but I think I am better off just > keeping it as > > is, then taking out what I don't need later... > > > > Won't be able to determine if I have a mod_jk problem at > all until I > > get my Apache running properly. > > > > > >>-Original Message- > >>From: John Turner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > >>Sent: Wednesday, August 27, 2003 10:47 AM > >>To: Tomcat Users List > >>Subject: [OFF-TOPIC] Re: First mod_jk problem - can't start > >>apache with Include statement > >> > >> > >> > >>Are you loading mod_ssl? > >> > >>I'm marking this as off-topic because we haven't determined > >>that this is > >>a JK/Tomcat problem yet. > >> > >>John > >> > >>Denise Mangano wrote: > >> > >> > >>>Yeah, it appears to be my apache. I still get that > >> > >>SSLMutex error. I > >> > >>>have to work on getting that resolved. > >>> > >>>This is the output of httpd -l: > >>> > >>> http_core.c > >>> mod_env.c > >>> mod_log_config.c > >>> mod_mime.c > >>> mod_negotiation.c > >>> mod_status.c > >>> mod_include.c > >>> mod_dir.c > >>> mod_cgi.c > >>> mod_asis.c > >>> mod_imap.c > >>> mod_actions.c > >>> mod_alias.c > >>> mod_access.c > >>> mod_auth.c > >>> mod_so.c > >>> mod_setenvif.c > >>>suexec: disabled; invalid wrapper /usr/local/apache/bin/suexec > >>> > >>>Denise > >>> > >>> > >>> > -Original Message- > From: John Turner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Wednesday, August 27, 2003 10:25 AM > To: Tomcat Users List > Subject: Re: First mod_jk problem - can't start apache with > Include statement > > > > Hate to say it, but it sounds like your Apache is munged up. > > If you delete the mod_jk.conf Include, and you delete all > other JK > stuff > >>> > from httpd.conf, your Apache starts up properly, with no errors? > >>> > What is the output of "httpd -l"? > > John > > Denise Mangano wrote: > > > > >OK, I tried adding the Jk directives directly into the > httpd.conf > >file, and apache at least starts. So the problem is the include > >statement. Is it possible that I don't have whatever module > > is needed > > > >to support the "Include" statement? > > > >So now the problem is that although apache starts, it does > > not start > > > >properly. When I run ps -aux
