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Posted to users@tomcat.apache.org by Rui Miguel Seabra <rm...@multicert.com> on 2001/08/10 13:01:37 UTC
is mod_jk.so already corrected?
Hello,
There's a bug on mod_jk.so, that causes an internal server error, when
it tries to redirecty a connection to a tomcat worker that is not there.
Situation:
1. Apache is running and has: JkMount /servlet/* projWorker
2. make a few successfull connections
3. shutdown tomcat, and start it up again
4. make a connection: an internal server error happens
5. after you repeat it a couple of times, mod_jk finally forgets the
old tcp connection and begins a new one, and everything will be alright
from then on.
This behaviour is not good, and after diggin in the mailing list
archives, I found that it was a known bug, and that someone was working
on a fix. It either doesn't work, or hasn't been applied, does someone
know of anything?
Apache runs with its own configuration (and does not read the
automatically generated confs but a static mod_jk.conf) and user, and
tomcat is run by each project owner, and they should never touch the
webserver, so this is being a PITA, since I have to give users
authorization to restart apache, which is _bad_, m'kay? ;)
Ideas?
Hugs, rms
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