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Operating Systems HP-UX Module jk2 failed to load into apache server!! Post 302071297 by cbkihong on Friday 14th of April 2006 04:17:18 AM
Old 04-14-2006
Didn't the ./configure script inside the mod_jk2 source bundle worked for you? I just used the ./configure script inside to compile it, and then copied the mod_jk2.so to Apache to install it.

Are we speaking of the same mod_jk2, and did you get the sources at http://tomcat.apache.org/download-connectors.cgi ?
 

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HTCONFIG(1)						       GLOBAL cgi Utilities						       HTCONFIG(1)

NAME
htconfig - create/update GLOBAL gsearch.cgi files SYNOPSIS
htconfig -I [-v] [-z] [-a action] [-p pathdb] cgidir htconfig --install [--verbose] [--makeghtml] [--formaction=cgi] [--pathdb=paths-file] cgidir htconfig [-v] [-u url] [-d GTAGSDBPATH] [-s GTAGSROOT] [htmldir] htconfig [--verbose] [--url=base-url] [--tags=GTAGSDBPATH] [--src=GTAGSROOT] [htmldir] DESCRIPTION
htconfig is a program to create and maintain a centralised cgi interface for hypertext created with Shigio Yamaguchi's GLOBAL source code tag system. htconfig is used to create the necessary scripts in your system's favoured cgi-bin directory, and to maintain the paths database, which gsearch.cgi uses to locate your hypertext source and the associated TAGS files. This enables GLOBAL's hypertext search facilities without requiring you to enable cgi execution outside of a system-wide cgi-bin directory. htconfig acts as a backend for the htmake(1) script which automates the process of generating hypertext source with the relevant options to htags(1) and adding required entries to the paths database. htconfig can also optionally create a centralised ghtml.cgi script, for users of the htags -c option which creates compressed hypertext with a .ghtml suffix. OPTIONS
Common Options -v, --verbose uh, you get one guess. Install Options These options are to be used during the initial installation of the centralised cgi mechanism. If you installed this as a binary package you probably won't need to use these and can skip to the next section. Otherwise you must run htconfig --install with any or all of the following options before using htmake(1) or any of the Database Options of htconfig. -I, --install Creates gsearch.cgi in cgidir and creates the config file /etc/gtags/htmake.conf if it doesn't already exist. You must specify cgidir, there is no default. -a action, --formaction=action Puts the default submit action for hypertext created with htmake(1) into /etc/gtags/htmake.conf when that file is created. You can edit htmake.conf at any time to change it, or override its setting from the command line. Setting this to the absolute url of gsearch.cgi on your system is probably what you want here unless you understand why not. eg. --formaction=http://host/cgi-bin/gsearch.cgi -p paths-database, --pathdb=paths-database Puts the filesystem location of the paths database file into /etc/gtags/htmake.conf when that file is created. You must define a location for the paths database either with this option or by editing the GSPATHDATA option in htmake.conf before using htmake(1) or the Database options of htconfig(1). Due to file system variations there is no default for this. For Debian GNU/Linux systems the preferred location is: /var/lib/gsearch/pathdata One suggestion for *BSD systems would be: /var/gsearch/pathdata -z, --makeghtml Installs the ghtml.cgi script in cgidir. You will also need edit your http server config to make use of this. For apache this in- volves ensuring mod_mime and mod_actions are loaded and adding lines like: AddHandler htags-gzipped-html ghtml Action htags-gzipped-html /cgi-bin/ghtml.cgi to your httpd.conf file. Database Options These options are used to configure and maintain the path database that allows gsearch.cgi to find your hypertext source and it's tag files. You should call htconfig with these options when you move files or create a new hypertext source tree with htags(1). The path database requires the hypertext source to be generated with a unique id using the htags --id=someid option. When creating a new hypertext source tree you may prefer to use htmake(1) which invokes htags with the desired options and then calls ht- config to update the path database as a single operation. htmldir specifies the filesystem path to the root of your hypertext source tree. It defaults to ./HTML in line with htags(1) defaults and is not required at all if the --url option is used and your system has lynx(1) availiable, -u base-url, --url=base-url the base url of your hypertext source. For best results always use absolute url's here. eg. http://host/~user/mysource It defaults to file:/htmldir -d gtagsdbpath, --tags=gtagsdbpath the filesystem path to the GTAGS files associated with your source. It defaults to the current directory. -s gtagsroot, --src=gtagsroot the filesystem path to the root of your original plaintext source tree. It defaults to the current directory. EXAMPLES
To initialise and install cgi and config files: # htconfig -I -a http://host/cgi-bin/gsearch.cgi -p /var/lib/gsearch/pathdata /usr/lib/cgi-bin To generate hypertext and update path database: $ cd /usr/src/myprog $ gtags $ htags --action=http://host/cgi-bin/gsearch.cgi --id=uniqueid --nocgi $ htconfig or more simply: $ cd /usr/src/myprog $ gtags $ htmake To update the path database if you relocate your hypertext, TAGS files, or the original program source: $ htconfig -u new-url -d new-gtagsdbpath -s new-gtagsdbroot newhtmldir some of these option may be inferred - See their defaults under Database Options The user running htconfig or htmake must have write permission for the path database. FILES
/etc/gtags/htmake.conf gsearch.cgi ghtml.cgi path database BUGS
htconfig currently has no automatic housekeeping mechanism for 'stale' database entries. This should be fixed RSN. There is presently no file locking mechanism for database updates. Attempting simultaneous updates could prove 'surprising' ^_^ This is alpha software - expect anything! SEE ALSO
htmake(1), htags(1), global(1). AUTHOR
Ron Lee <ron@debian.org> CREDITS
Thanks to Shigio Yamaguchi <shigio@gnu.org> for creating GLOBAL and releasing it as free software. A truly cool productivity tool! Debian GNU/Linux 27 March 1999 HTCONFIG(1)
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