Hi If you want to set (custom) environment variables other than the default ones (like starting in prefork or 64-bit), you can edit envvars found under /etc/apache2/2.2/
Louis Hoefler wrote: > I want to set some environment variables at the same time apache 2.2 starts. > > I got this output from svcs -a | grep apache > legacy_run 1:33:09 lrc:/etc/rc3_d/S50apache > this version if for apache 2.0 > online 1:33:10 svc:/network/http:apache22 > > I found a S50apache script in /etc/rc3.d. Somehow it's configuration options > point to /etc/apache instead of /etc/apache2/2.2. Is this the scripts that > starts apache 2.2 at runtime? > > I also noticed that this script should start tomcat on demand. But this > doesn't work. Is there a fix for the startscript so that i do not need to > start tomcat manually? Or did i simply look at the wrong script? > > for tomcat, you can start the server by doing some thing like /usr/apache/tomcat/bin/startup.sh tomcat 6 is available starting from build 106. with tomcat 6, you start the server using Solaris SMF - sriram > Thanks for the help Louis Hoefler. >
