Which can be a good thing if you're using Linux. But if you're doing
development on Windows, it's a PITA to take it to your Linux
box, and run it
through alien so you can put it on your Windows box.
I think RPM must/could be used in Unix world but on Windows
environnement you must use
GOMEZ Henri wrote:
Hi,
1) any date for TC 4.0 M5 ?
As soon as I can get the Apache connector to compile and run on my Linux system
(and understand it enough to explain to others how to configure it, which should
be really easy thanks to Pier's hard work :-), I will cut a M5 release --
If people running AJP13 think that the patches are good ones, I'd
say let's go
ahead and incorporate them in the "tomcat_32" branch so that
they'll be included
in 3.2.1.
In my setup, I can't even use AJP13 because it randomly returns blank pages,
so in IMHO it can't get any worse. ;-) Dan
Unfortunately, the patches are all against a file which
doesn't exist in 3.2 (modules/server/Ajp13.java). In 3.2, the
relevant file is service/connector/Ajp13Connector.java. So it
wouldn't just be a matter of patching.
TC 3.3 use a new architecture...
If people do like the patches (and no
Is there any way you can make these available in a standard
.tar.gz or .zip
to save people the hassle of running the .rpms through alien?
The RPMS goes a step farther since they prepare installation
and remove. Also they take care of dependencies.
I hope to see that some Debian packagers will
Wait -- there's a new patch for the 3.3 code which fixes some of the biggest problems
-- I'm doing some testing on that now and will publish it to the list today -- but
it's *not* in cvs yet.
In particular, David -- I believe I've fixed the problem with Ajp13 randomly getting
blank pages, but
Is there any way you can make these available in a standard
.tar.gz or .zip
to save people the hassle of running the .rpms through alien?
The RPMS goes a step farther since they prepare installation
and remove. Also they take care of dependencies.
Which can be a good thing if you're using
If there is around Linux users who want to test the latest TC 3.3
(with the ajp13 patches), just take a look at :
http://rpmized.free.fr/
Is there any way you can make these available in a standard .tar.gz or .zip
to save people the hassle of running the .rpms through alien?
Thanks,
-Dave
-Original Message-
From: danmil [mailto:danmil]On Behalf Of Dan Milstein
Wait -- there's a new patch for the 3.3 code which fixes some of
the biggest problems -- I'm doing some testing on that now and
will publish it to the list today -- but it's *not* in cvs yet.
In particular,
On Fri, 8 Dec 2000, David Rees wrote:
Which can be a good thing if you're using Linux. But if you're doing
development on Windows, it's a PITA to take it to your Linux box, and run it
through alien so you can put it on your Windows box.
You are aware that zips and tgzs are available from
Not for the version of TC 3.3 rolled from CVS that is on
http://rpmized.free.fr/. Of course, what I should do is to use CVS and
check out my own tree instead of asking favors of other people. :-) I
should've realized this before asking for tarballs.
-Dave
-Original Message-
From:
2) There is many workspatch done on AJP13 by Dan Milstein but only for
TC3.3 AJP13.
Will they be included in TC 3.2.1 ? I'm waiting for the patches on TC 3.3
to see how
to incorporate in TC 3.2.1
If people running AJP13 think that the patches are good ones, I'd say let's go
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
My understanding is that Dan is doing a refactoring of AJP13 and he's
extending and fixing the protocol.
I don't know if that would be a "safe" thing for 3.2.1, most refactoring
requires a lot of testing and
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