[wplug] Apache (either 1.3.27 or 2.0 ) & Tomcat 4.1.18

[mrabinovitz at attbi.com]

Thanks for the advice. I was actually using the howto at:
http://www.johnturner.com/howto
I had followed everything to a letter and the mod_jk connector just wasn't 
working. However today I finally figured out what the problem was. 

I was unaware that during a Red Hat 8.0 server installation, Apache is 
installed even if you do not select it. Maybe I missed something else during 
the install, but I was sure when I was selecting packages I specifically 
deselected "web server". 

So what the problem I was actually having was that when I started Apache on my 
server it was actually starting the Apache instance that was installed during 
the Red Hat install, not what I had manually built and installed. 

Here is something I find odd, I installed Apache at /usr/local/apache2 and 
would start Apache "/usr/local/apache2/bin/apachectl start" and this would 
start the other instance located at /etc/httpd.

Now how can I uninstall Apache at /etc/httpd? 
rpm -e httpd? 

Thanks again for the help from everyone.

Mike 
> Mike
> First, check out this how-to to see if it helps you:
> 
> http://www.johnturner.com/howto
> 
> If this doesnt help you find the problem, then send me your server.xml,
> and logs.  I just went through this a few weeks ago so this is something
> I can definitely help you with.
> 
> -b
> 
> On Fri, 2003-02-14 at 00:22, mrabinovitz at attbi.com wrote:
> > Hi all,
> > 
> > I have been trying for the past couple of days to get Tomcat 4.1.18 to work 
> > with either Apache 1.3.27 or 2.0. I have no problem getting Tomcat working and 
> > Apache working separately but I can not get Apache to use Tomcat. So here is 
> > what I have done so far:
> > Build Apache with modules
> > Install Java SDK 1.4.1
> > Build Tomcat
> > Build Tomcat connector module -> mod_jk.so
> > Modify server.xml, workers.properties as stated described in Tomcat 
> > documentation
> > Modify httpd.conf as stated in Tomcat documentation
> > start Tomcat, verified that it works by itself http://localhost:8080
> > It does!
> > start Apache
> > verify it is up
> > http://localhost
> > Get my default index page, OK 
> > So test if Apache can serve the .jsp pages
> > Go to http://localhost/examples (this should load the same thing as 
> > http://localhost:8080) GET NOTHING!!!!!!!!!
> > 
> > Any suggestions, tips, comments, or general thoughts??
> > Thanks
> > Mike 
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