Dave,
I got your message 3 times, so I guess you sent it to the list and to me
as a copy and...
The list is enough, I get all of those.
Dave Filchak wrote:
Actually, the server version for this instance is 2.0.52 and I have the
following now in my config:
LoadModule jk_module /usr/local/apache2/modules/mod_jk.so
and when I test the config I get:
API module structure `jk_module' in file
/usr/local/apache2/modules/mod_jk.so is garbled - perhaps this is not an
Apache module DSO?
I have never seen that message before, so I'm guessing.
I made sure I downloaded the .so for Apache 2.0.x so I think that is
right.
It also has to be for the correct platform. Did you say which one you
are using ? and did you check that the binary .so you downloaded matches
it ?
Actually, I would have expected Apache to crash nastily with a
segmentation fault if the module was for another platform. The message
above is nice and gentle.
But again, I'm guessing.
I have a tomcat app running so I am wondering, do I have to shut
it down before trying to restart the server or testing the config?
No. mod_jk is only at the Apache level, and the problem you are seeing
is at the Apache level. It is not loading mod_jk, so it cannot be
talking to Tomcat yet.
I
really need to restart the server because it was listening on all
interfaces to port 443 and I needed to stop that happening. But I do not
want to restart until I figure out why the hell I am getting this error.
If I comment the LoadModule out, then it starts complaining about the
JkWorkersFile and if I comment that, the the JkShmFile ... and on it
goes. It is very annoying.
That's easy fix. Put all these Jk directives inside an <IfModule ..>
section. If you do not load the module (aka comment out the LoadModule
line), the rest will be ignored.
There are examples in the standard httpd.conf.
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