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00:36.11 | puff | jasonb: I wouldn't mind taking you up on that, though I feel like they should be gettable... this isn't private information or anything, after all. |
00:36.47 | puff | jasonb: But I guess I should focus on getting the darn thing up and running and providing value, before I go into a tizzy about getting the full archive. |
00:47.02 | jasonb | puff: It is free data.. for anyone who wanted to gather and archive it. :) |
00:52.53 | puff | jasonb: Lemme put it this way... if the apache project has a copy of the data, how is it consonant with open source ethics to not provide it? |
00:53.22 | puff | jasonb: Or, alternately, I would be within my rights to scrape it from gmane, etc. |
00:53.47 | puff | jasonb: Since they don't own the copyright on the data. At most, they can own the format copyright, but since I'm expressly disinterested in their format... |
00:59.05 | puff | jasonb: Ah... http://gmane.org/export.php |
00:59.15 | puff | 200K messages, yeesh. |
01:06.00 | jasonb | ooh, export.. |
01:06.05 | jasonb | It's only 200k messages? |
01:06.15 | jasonb | For which one, tomcat-dev or tomcat-user? |
01:07.22 | jasonb | The data should indeed be actually free, and I can't imagine sites like gmane or others not expecting people to scrape it if they don't offer an export feature. |
01:08.26 | jasonb | I have no idea if ASF archived these lists or not, going all the way back. I know they do have their own web mailing list web UI site .. I've used it at times. I don't remember the URL. |
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05:16.44 | lamp | morning (or more pleasent time of the day) |
05:19.44 | lamp | question regarding uniworkermap (using that instead of JkMount due to certain extension), I have 2 workers, how do I map all requests to be loadbalanced between them? is it: |
05:21.15 | lamp | in workers conf: 'worker.balancer1.balance_workers=worker1,worker2' + uriworkermap configuration '/*=balancer1' or is there something else to consider? |
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06:31.06 | fredd | Using tomcat-6.0.18, jdk1.6.0_20 and Windows 7 32. Im running Liferay bundled with tomcat. When I try to start my server, errors appear that classes are missing, though the .jar-file containing the classes exists, and it shouldnt be there. me and a guy next to me has everything working, and I have it configured EXACTLY the same, but the errors appear. I belive there could be some environment problem outside tomcat, but have no clue of what. Ideas? |
06:31.52 | fredd | i.e. the errors shouldn't be there, because the classes exists, in the right place. |
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08:31.41 | raddy | Hello Everybody |
08:32.28 | puff | raddy: Helo. |
08:32.36 | raddy | I am getting java.net.BindException: Address already in use |
08:32.52 | raddy | Eventhough there is no java process that uses the port. |
08:32.57 | raddy | Please help./ |
08:33.01 | puff | raddy: That indicates that _something_ is using a port tha ttomcat uses. |
08:33.11 | puff | raddy: netstat -nlp |
08:33.17 | raddy | okkk |
08:33.43 | puff | raddy: Tomcat uses 4 ports, by default. See http://www.darksleep.com/notablog/articles/Tomcat_Admin_Jumpstart |
08:34.29 | puff | raddy: 8080, 8443, 8005, 8009. |
08:36.01 | raddy | Ohhh okk |
08:37.47 | raddy | puff: I found one java process using that port. how to check it's pid? |
08:38.23 | puff | raddy: netstat -nlp should show you what process id is using that port. |
08:38.34 | raddy | puff: okkk |
08:38.36 | puff | raddy: Also possibly ps -ef |
08:40.13 | puff | raddy: It's almost 5am here, I am going to bed, soon. |
08:40.25 | raddy | puff: Now, netstat -nlp | grep 8080 shows no output. |
08:40.45 | raddy | puff: So if i restart tomcat, it should not show that error right? |
08:40.48 | puff | raddy: Howabout netstat -nlp | fgrep -i 8443, etc? |
08:41.03 | puff | raddy: Depends on whether or not some proecss is holding onto that port. |
08:41.03 | raddy | puff: What i shall i do if it shows the error again. |
08:41.20 | puff | raddy: The error indicates that _something_, either an old tomcat process or something else, is holding onto one of thouse four ports. |
08:41.46 | puff | raddy: netstat -nlp should show you all ports that are "listening" (the -l is for listen)" |
08:42.13 | puff | raddy: What OS, btw? |
08:42.33 | raddy | puff: linux, centos. |
08:42.47 | puff | raddy: Linux is good. Don't know much about centos :-). |
08:43.03 | puff | raddy: Okay, so... netstat -nlp shows what? |
08:43.34 | raddy | puff: I got lot of output. shall i look under "Active Unix Domain sockets" alone? |
08:43.39 | puff | raddy: If netstat -nlp does not show any processes listening on ports 8080, 8443, 8005 or 8009, you should be godo to restart tomcat. |
08:44.34 | puff | raddy: I'm not sure about "Active Unix Domain sockets". First, check for ports 8080, 8443, 8005 and 8009. |
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08:44.59 | raddy | puff: We are rebooting the server. |
08:45.17 | raddy | puff: We can totally avoid the issue by doing that. |
08:45.44 | puff | raddy: Sure... if nothing else is interfering. |
08:46.02 | puff | raddy: Rebooting the server _might_ be necessary, if you have a zombie process holding onto those ports. |
08:46.19 | puff | raddy: It would be wise to determine what the problem is, before rebooting. |
08:46.21 | raddy | puff: Ohhhh |
08:46.23 | pawelz | killing their parrent process should be enough |
08:46.37 | pawelz | (I mean in case of zombie attack) |
08:46.38 | raddy | pawelz: ohh ok.. |
08:46.46 | puff | pawelz: Hey, calm down, I'm trying to get him to just look at the output of netstat -nlp, for starts :-) |
08:46.56 | pawelz | oh, sorry :) |
08:46.59 | puff | pawelz: But thanks for the advice re: parents. |
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08:47.52 | puff | raddy: If all four of those ports are unoccupied, you should be able to restart tomcat. |
08:48.20 | raddy | puff: okk. |
08:48.34 | raddy | puff: we will try that after rebooting. |
08:48.36 | puff | raddy: If one of those ports is occupied, sort out why. If it's another app, change your port configs to avoid conflict. If it's an old instance of tomcat, kill it. |
08:48.45 | puff | raddy: If it resists killing, try kill -9 on it. |
08:48.56 | puff | raddy: If it's a zombie process, kill the parent process. |
08:49.01 | puff | raddy: If none of those work, reboot. |
08:49.31 | puff | raddy: But, be aware, if you just reboot and restart tomcat, without figuring out why the probelm arose to begin with, you'll just be sorting this same problem out, later. |
08:50.04 | puff | pawelz: Okay, so, I'm going to bed. Over to you. |
08:50.11 | raddy | puff: thank you for your suggestions, till now we didn't had a port conflict at all. and java process was not running while the port conflict was there, so we are not sure how out-of-blue a port conflict can occur with non-java app. |
08:50.23 | raddy | puff: Good bye |
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08:51.14 | puff | raddy: Step one s to look at netstat -nlp and ps -ef. Can't make any progress without looking for clus. |
08:51.20 | puff | raddy: G'night. |
08:51.35 | raddy | puff: good night |
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09:45.47 | la_89ondevg | Hello everybody |
09:46.17 | la_89ondevg | Can anybody tell me is there any service provide by tomcat for irc client usage? |
09:47.14 | la_89ondevg | I mean using it to connect channels something like jars for making jdbc odbc connection |
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10:01.14 | durre | hi! we upgraded tomcat from 5.0 to 5.5. now all logmessages also end up in /var/log/syslog ... is there a way of turning this off? |
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10:01.50 | snimavat | can any one give me the url for tomcat 7 download |
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13:49.14 | aharth | hi is there any way of mapping a hostname (via apache2 and tomcat6) to a webapp? |
13:49.46 | aharth | e.g. webapp is webapp/ and i want http://webapp.example.org/ to point to the webapp/ ? |
13:50.04 | aharth | i.e. have the webapp mapped to the root directory of a virtual server? |
13:51.51 | deebo | yes |
13:51.53 | deebo | <Host> |
13:51.58 | deebo | go read the manual |
13:52.33 | aharth | ok cool will check |
13:53.48 | aharth | does that work in conjunction with mod_jk? |
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13:58.13 | aharth | easiest for mapping would be to have one connector *per webapp* rather than per tomcat instance |
14:21.54 | aharth | deebo: thanks that <Host> thingie worked, even via mod_jk |
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19:47.59 | yshavit | hi all. I'm getting a LinkageError in my tomcat project at runtime. When I look at the war file, it's got web-inf/lib/servlet-api.2.5-jar *and* web-inf/classes/javax/* . When I delete the latter, things work fine. Is this a problem in my pom file? Tomcat version 6.0.26, java 1.6.0_18 (64), Ubuntu 10.04 |
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20:08.06 | Karen | Hello All |
20:08.58 | Karen | Is it feasible to run multiple instances of tomcat on same machine and then setup session repliction? |
20:09.04 | Karen | will it work? |
20:11.34 | selckin | sure why not |
20:12.11 | Karen | Hey selckin! can you please elaborate it a little |
20:12.32 | Karen | do I need multiple IPs on the same machine? |
20:12.37 | Karen | virtual IP addresses |
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20:30.28 | IvoryZion | Karen: You could setup virutal IP addresses or you could run Tomcat instances each in their own JVM and change the port bindings. |
20:32.53 | Karen | I will opt the second option - different port bindings |
20:33.19 | Karen | Also, is it possible to construct a load balancer for tomcat using Apache mod_jk? |
20:33.44 | Karen | so that different applications will be configured in different tomcat containers and the requests would be handled by mod_jk |
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20:41.46 | IvoryZion | I'm would guess it's possible, however I've never tried it. |
20:42.50 | selckin | why do you think this wouldn't be |
20:46.58 | IvoryZion | selckin, what/ |
20:54.26 | yshavit | is there a way to manually override a dependent module and say "do *NOT* put XYZ package in my WEB-INF/classes/* " ? |
20:55.58 | deebo | yes, at compile/build time |
20:57.45 | yshavit | deebo: how do I do that with maven? Somebody's putting javax.servlet.* classes into my war, and it's breaking me |
20:58.21 | deebo | <scope>provided</scope> |
20:58.31 | yshavit | I have that :( |
20:58.40 | deebo | then youre doing it wrong |
20:58.46 | deebo | and tomcat should refuse to load those anyhow |
20:58.57 | yshavit | I did mvn clean install with -X, and the debug said that it's going from compile to provided |
20:59.03 | yshavit | but then it gets packaged in |
20:59.28 | yshavit | hm. Refuse them how? It's giving me a linkage error at runtime. |
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22:21.27 | puff | jasonb_: Blargh... so, just downloaded the most recent 1K messages. Took 7.6 megs. Times 200K messages, that's 1.5 terabytes. For one mailing list :-). |
22:23.19 | jasonb_ | puff: It is actually a very high traffic mailing list, over ten solid years.. I'm not at all surprised. |
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