> From: Christopher Schultz
> It sounds like mod_jk doesn't handle the "restart" notification from
> Apache very well. It's also possible that mod_jk doesn't attempt to
> close any open streams when the log file name is changed (which is
> likely to happen when Apache reloads its config). The name
> After the HUP, there are two additional file descriptors open.
> Another HUP will open up two more, and so forth. USR1 (aka apachectl
> graceful) seems to produce similar results.
It sounds like mod_jk doesn't handle the "restart" notification from
Apache very well. It's also possible that mod_
Hi all.
I have a tomcat setup that works through mod_jk-1.2.5 and Apache
1.3.28, running on Solaris 7 and Solaris 8 boxes. I've found what
appears to be a file descriptor leak. I haven't been able to find
mention of this on http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=tomcat-user, or in
apache's bug reportin
