My default explanation now is that somehow jetty or ubuntu supplied the
wrong IP's for logging.
Bill
On 1/18/18 1:45 AM, Bill wrote:
Does anyone watch the spiders? I actually feed them by using
interesting math to derive file creation times that I publish,
unrelated to the actual file, in or
In case anyone is using gretty, hopefully the fix is obvious, else I'll
downgrade gradle, since 4.0 only has gretty support.
Thanks,
Bill
https://github.com/akhikhl/gretty/issues/413
build.gradle:
|apply plugin: 'war' //apply plugin: 'jetty' apply from:
'https://raw.github.com/akhikhl/grett
Hello Jetty Friends,
My Awesome Jetty Based Proxy Server 2.0 has now been in production for a few
months,
delivering traffic like there's no tomorrow, and mostly it runs great.
However, we occasionally suffer transient outages, where one of our backing
services
suddenly is very slow to respond.
Same without gretty - the war isn't seen, it seems. I went back to the
gradle 2 config, and still war doesn't load. I can't find any active log
files in jetty.home or jetty.base, so presumably what I see on the
console is all there is, including starting c3p0, so it's getting that
config.
Thi