Rainer Jung wrote:
John Richard Moser wrote:
here are my configuration files. Logs are compressed.
I had a look at the log file. You are using version 1.2.18. We are at
the moment at version 1.2.25 with a very long changelog. Do yourself and
us a favour and use the most recent version 1.2.25.
For me it looks like your workers.properties does not get picked up
correctly and mod_jk does only configure it's alternative build in
default worker (ajp13, localhost, 8009). Either it can't find or read
the fiole, or the JkWorkersFile directive is not active in the httpd
config, or maybe not inside the global server (it's not allowed inside a
vhost).
Put the directive in the global scope and it works.
Thanks all.
More recent versions will very explicitely log the config they read
during startup (with debug log level).
Regards,
Rainer
Charlie Wingate wrote:
Logs and config files would help here. Substitute out real ips with Xs
or fake ones; or just post them. In any event it is difficult for
anyone to provide help based on the information you have provided.
~Charlie
The significant problems we have cannot be solved at the same level of
thinking with which we created them.
- Albert Einstein
-----Original Message-----
From: John Richard Moser [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday,
November 26, 2007 12:28 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: mod_jk to remote host
Hi
I have a mod_jk connector that works on localhost. I am trying to
change the host to the remote IP address and configure it on another
server (port 8009 is open) but I'm getting nowhere. The error log
consistently says the worker name=tomcat_ajp does not exist but I put it
in worker.list= and configured it appropriately.
Any help?
Note: Tomcat itself is NOT installed locally on that machine. Also
tcpdump on the remote machine shows no attempt to access the remote
machine from the Web server.
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