I'm really puzzled. Somehow a lot of standard startup messages are
missing. As long as they are not there, it might not be helpful to look
for additional reasons, why the worker is not working.
Did you define a JkLogFile (and JkLogLevel) inside the global server?
Are you using one of the two standard httpd MPMs, i.e. worker or prefork?
Anything special about your way of starting up apache, like using
"httpd -X" or so?
How many httpd processes do you have after startup?
Could you try a binary download from the connectors site. We generally
prefer compilation by the user, but for debugging it might be
interesting to check with our contributed build.
From the code it's clear, that we either don't run an important part of
the startup code, or we run it, but don't do the logging. The code
usually gets called automatically by httpd during initialization off a
new httpd process.
You could also simplify things for the moment by producing a logs sub
directory if your ServerRoot and making it writable for the httpd
processes (and checking if something interesting appears there (like a
file mod_jk.log).
Regards,
Rainer
Hans van Zijst wrote:
Hmm, seems like attachments are filtered out :)
See below. I switched logging to "trace", restarted Apache and did the request.
This is the log.
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