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Simple question, the apache plugin references the ../nsapi/X directory?
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| Charlie Collins 2004-02-04, 12:37 am |
| We have many many plugin related errors on our production servers, we
have recently switched from iPlanet to apache, but the errors are the
same (consistent regardless of web server, as expected).
Errors such as:
[Tue Jul 15 18:40:32 2003] [error] CONNECTION_REFUSED [os error=146,
line 1393 of ../nsapi/URL.cpp]: 10.37.16.182:7005
[Tue Jul 15 18:04:13 2003] [error] READ_TIMEOUT [os error=0, line 198
of ../nsapi/Reader.cpp]: no read after 600 seconds
The question is does the apache plugin code somehow also refer to
"nsapi"? This of course appears to be what is happening but its just
a bit confusing (since apache of course has nothing to do with nsapi)?
I will follow up on the reason for the errors themselves at a later
time, I was just curious about the nsapi thing at this time.
Thanks.
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| Brian Mitchell 2004-02-04, 12:37 am |
| Charlie Collins <charlie@screaming-penguin.com> wrote:quote:
> The question is does the apache plugin code somehow also refer to
> "nsapi"?
No. There are no Apache reference (within either the 1.3 or 2.0
codebases) that refer to "nsapi" or "../nsapi/URL.cpp". Nothing.
That's iPlanet Web server code.
Brian J. Mitchell
Systems Administrator, MIS
TRX
6 West Druid Hills Drive
Atlanta, GA 30329 USA
http://www.trx.com
email: brian.mitchell@trx.com
office: +1 404 327 7238
mobile: +1 678 283 6530
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| Brian Mitchell 2004-02-04, 12:37 am |
| > Charlie Collins <charlie@screaming-penguin.com> wrote:[QUOTE][color=darkred]
Brian, again. I believe I better understand and question. Eariler, I
was simply refering to the Apache codebases, not the WebLogic plugin
from BEA.
As far as the shared object libary, you are correct. Whenever poll()
fails (for example, times out attempting to connect to a host), mod_wl
raises an exception type (for example, CONNECTION_REFUSED). However,
the odd part is why NSAPI C++ classes are showing up in an Apache-only
environment (like ours).
We have never, ever run iPlanet Web server. I suspect it's doing some
looping through various definations, yet failing on certain
(non-Apache) interfaces/classes.
Most likely a "bug" within this weblogic module. Have you discussed
this with BEA Support?
Brian J. Mitchell
Systems Administrator, MIS
TRX
6 West Druid Hills Drive
Atlanta, GA 30329 USA
http://www.trx.com
email: brian.mitchell@trx.com
office: +1 404 327 7238
mobile: +1 678 283 6530
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