Well, first off, it appears your problem is related to your JDK, not so
much Tomcat - I'm sure you've assumed as much. Have you tried grabbing
other JDKs? You seem to be using Sun's JDK (which happens to be running
smoothly on two RedHat ES 2.1 systems I have, no modifications were
necessary
Just as an FYI - with Sun's JVM, on Redhat ES 2.1 systems, I've seen no
problems ... we've been running a production system which averages about
57K visitors, 768K page views a month - on Tomcat 4.1.27 and Sun's 1.4.2
JDK (RPM install).
This is running a slightly modified Rackspace kernel
I've got a big, complicated web application (too complicated to
go into the details of here), and I'm having problems moving from
Red Hat 9 to Red Hat Advanced Server / Enterprise Server.
(The move is for support reasons.)
Things were working basically okay under Red Hat 9.
But under Advanced
Steve Summit wrote, On 8/1/2004 6:22 AM:
I've got a big, complicated web application (too complicated to
go into the details of here), and I'm having problems moving from
Red Hat 9 to Red Hat Advanced Server / Enterprise Server.
(The move is for support reasons.)
I suspect that there's some
this is most definitely an issue with glibc, since I've seen it in the
past on my machine. I've had it happen with Sun jvm and IBM jvm for
redhat in the past.
your best bet is to search the redhat mailing list for solutions to the problem.
peter
On Sun, 01 Aug 2004 10:54:51 -0700, David Rees
Which JDK are you using? There is an incompatibility between jdk1.3
and redhat enterprise 3.0.
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On Aug 1, 2004, at 5:34 PM,
I think RHAS is running NPTL.
If you're using IBM's Java 1.4, 1.3.x or earlier and RH9, RHEL, RHAS ,
you need to set LD_ASSUME_KERNEL=2.2.5.
If you're using IBM's Java 1.4.1 or better on RH9, RHEL (not sure about
RHAS), you don't need to set LD_ASSUME_KERNEL at all
If you're using IBM's Java
