pf » BlueDragon httpd.conf settings
August 17, 2004
BlueDragon httpd.conf settings
Here are the settings that bluedragon 6.1 adds to your httpd.conf file. I am posting these because it is helpful when your trying to install on an unsupported platform.
ServletExecInstances default 127.0.0.1:9999
ServletExecAliases default /servlet servlet .jsp .cfc .cfm .cfml
<Location /servlet>
SetHandler servlet-exec
</Location>
<Location servlet>
SetHandler servlet-exec
</Location>
AddHandler servlet-exec jsp
AddHandler servlet-exec cfc
AddHandler servlet-exec cfm
AddHandler servlet-exec cfml
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Comments
On 08/18/2004 at 12:40:48 PM MDT Pete Freitag wrote:
1
BlueDragon also adds this line:
LoadModule servletexec_module /path/to/mod_servletexec.so
On 09/17/2004 at 1:45:09 AM MDT Adam Bragg wrote:
2
Is there anything else that BlueDragon does when it installs on top of another server like apache? i have manually modified my conf but when apache attempts to load the module during start up I get a syntax error for that line of the conf even though it is the same as above.
On 09/17/2004 at 1:52:50 AM MDT Adam Bragg wrote:
3
Here is the exact error I get: Syntax error on line 199 of /Library/Tenon/WebServer/Configuration/httpd.conf: Cannot load /Library/Tenon/BlueDragon_Server/bin/apache/mod_servletexec.so into server: dyld: /Library/Tenon/WebServer/Executables/httpd Undefined symbols:\n_ap_bsetopt\n_ap_ctx_get\n_ap_hard_timeout\n_ap_kill_timeout\n_ap_make_sub_pool\n_ap_palloc\n_ap_pcalloc\n_ap_pclosesocket\n_ap_psocket\n_ap_reset_timeout\n_ap_send_http_header\n_ap_table_get\n
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