The links on the JRun web page are corrupted. If you download, the archive
will be incomplete. I told them about it over a week ago, but they don't
seem to want to fix it.
Try ftp://ftp.allaire.com/outgoing/jr233u.tar.Z.
This is the JRun package, not JRun Pro, and it has all its parts, including
install.sh. The Pro version may be in the same directory though. Anonymous
access is allowed.
Best,
Steven
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> how to install Apache
> based JRun Pro on Red Hat linux 6.1
> I wanna to configure the JRun.
> How to do that on linux.
> I have problem that install.sh is not available.
> how to get it or how to generate it.
> Java Web Server 2.0 solaris version... does it works on Linux ....
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> does any body knows ???
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> Thanks in Advance
> Ramani.
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