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This fix the installtion on Solaris.
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And add a build dependency for perl, which is needed for our configure patch.
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Move the configure patch to patch-ai and add a patch for configure.in
to patch-ah.
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Andrew Gillham.
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Apache JServ 1.1.1 - 18 May 2000
(Jon S. Stevens, Henner Zeller)
* various RPM related changes to improve the process. Uses the latest
version of the OSS JSDK library now.
* Prevent NPE when the classloader is not properly created as a result of
incorrect setup. Give a big list of things to check as an error
message. (JSS)
* The jserv.properties and zone.properties files can now "include=" other
properties files by specifying the full path to the other properties
files. (JSS)
* The apache configuration file (Makefile.config) contains the
information OSDIR, this tells where to look for specific includes, but
jserv used a fixed path instead. Thanks to Jean-Frdric Clre. (JSS)
* Fixed a problem in the INSTALL documentation for building DSO. Thanks
to Manoj for noticing this. (JSS)
* Fixed Bug Id: mod_jserv/6099 Problem with serialization of sessions on
class reload Thanks to Babak Kunze. (JSS)
* Fixed possible problem with SessionID-uniqness on servers with heavy
load (HZ)
Apache JServ 1.1.1b1 - 11 April 2000
(Stefano Mazzocchi, Jon Stevens, Craig McClanahan, Jean-Luc Rochat, Ed
Korthof, Pierpaolo Fumagalli, Bernie Bernstein, others...)
* Win32 errors fixed (added WinSock 2 and removed bug in generated
jserv.conf) Thanks to punkytse@geocities.com (PF)
* Patchs to get jserv running on an BS2000 (EBCDIC mainframe from
Siemens), along with several bug fixes. Integrated a proposed patch to
solve Jserv polling interval, defunct JVM. Thanks to Jean-Frédéric
Clère (JSS)
* Added jserv_shmedit utility for modifying the shared memory file used
in load balancing Thanks to Christos Zoulas (JLR)
* extend ajpv12 : allow dynamic configuration of environment variables
that can be sent to JServ (or Tomcat). Adds a new parameter :
ApJServEnvVar localvarname remotevarname Will allow more flexible
configuration (thanks to Ben Laurie and Aaron Stromas for pushing
ideas). creates a new parameter : ApJServVMInterval (JServ polling
frequency) that will be used to distinguish the VM timeout/VM test
frequency.(JLR)
* Fixed issues with SSL environment variable passing (JLR)
* Fixed bug when I access the servlet via Apache the getRequestURI
returns the URI and the query strings. Thanks to Freddie Mendoza (JSS)
* fix for remote_host lookup. you have to have HostNameLookup On in the
httpd.conf file for this to work properly. Thanks to Tyler Morrison
(JSS)
* fixed potential buffer overflow in jserv_balance. thanks to JSS for the
find (JLR)
* solved (at least I think) the double initialization (Unix) due to
Apache defensive startup. We now start the JVM only in the 2nd pass.
This works well if you take care to set the : ApJServVMTimeout value in
jserv.conf big enough to start & initialize the servlet engine +
servlets loaded at startup. This value is for me 10 seconds to start
Tomcat, JServ works with 4. (JLR)
* Fixed Bug Id: mod_jserv/5889 (jar files created with a ./org/ vs. org/)
Thanks to Ian Darwin. (JSS)
* AdaptiveClassLoader, now allows access to the lastModifiedTime of the
.class file and also allows you to pass in a class loader in the
constructor. Thanks to Adam Heath. (JSS)
* Fixed issues with using a wildcard in the repositories. Thanks to Mike
Jennings. (JSS)
* fix for issues with loading resources from zip files. Thanks to Joel
Bartley. (JSS)
* fix for filtering of addresses. it actually can be null if the
security.allowedAddress=DISABLED Thanks to dan wilks. (JSS)
* Fixed issue when bindaddress is "*", I ran into a problem where running
JServ -s do to a clean stop of the JServ process wouldn't work. The
problem as far as I can tell is that "bindTo" returns null when
bindaddress is "*." Thanks to bill odonnell. (JSS)
* Fixed bug where backlog= setting was being used for the maxconnections.
(JSS)
* It was possible to be thrown a StringIndexOutOfBoundsException from
HttpUtils.parseQueryString(), so we updated its callers to catch it.
This happened when a query string contained a '%' as one of the last
two characters. (BB)
* RH 6.2 has a default apache installation with --enable-EAPI so build
with it enabled in the .spec file (JSS)
* Added new feature to allow people to set the domain= portion of a
session cookie. (JSS)
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package will now link against imlib library
several minor bug fixes
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"wrapper" script inside changed names from "zapwrap.sh" to "wrapzap".
Whack patches to match.
No release notes for this version appear to be available, either in
the tarball or on the web site.
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Mainly bug fixes, it seems....
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- You can now toggle the 'offline_mode' option from the cache manager.
- Added the 'minimum_object_size' option. Files smaller than this size are
not cached.
- If your firewall doesn't allow passive FTP transfers, you can tell Squid
to use PORT instead by turning the 'passive_ftp' option off.
- Some Cisco IOS versions expect to receive WCCP packets with version set
to three. The 'wccp_version' option allows you to change it, from the
default value of four.
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didn't seem to do so.
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a fair deal.
Changes from 3.0 (the last pkgsrc version) include:
* Thread pooling and JVM load balancing
* ISAPI and NSAPI integration
* A Command line JSP to Servlet Code tool
* Automatic generation of Apache configuration files
* Automatic deployment of Web ARchive (WAR) files
* Logging
* Substantially improved documentation
* Experimental servlet reloading
* Experimental security implementation
* Minimal Admin/Deployment Tool
* Internal APIs were changed for flexibility and integration
* The source code was cleaned and reorganized
* Most non-essential code was moved out of tomcat.core
* Greater platform / JVM level coverage
* Many, many bugs were fixed.
IMHO, this is _much_ closer to being a real, usable platform than 3.0 was
(as was intender - 3.0 was more of a proof of concept), and is very close
to being something to push into production -- I'm banking on a late 3.1.X
or 3.2 for that.
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should check this.
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Only package left to do is jakarta, which will be done as part of an upgrade
to jakarta-3.1 tonight or tomorrow.
Also, look for a swing package to be committed tonight or tomorrow -- if we
can't have JDK 1.2 right now, we can at least have swing...
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BTW, the JServ jar does not go in ${PREFIX}/lib/java as it is a private
implementation of the interfaces from jsdk.jar and should not be used
directly. Should it turn out that packages are using it directly, it
will be moved.
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While here, don't install the whole jsdk20 environment, as this is an older
version, and is generally useful only in order to get the jsdk20 jar file
for building jserv. This means we no longer install the bin/servletrunner
test harness, and we no longer install the jsdk source.
Users interested in these would be better off looking at the current jsdk
(pkgsrc/www/jakarta-tomcat), or jsdk2.1, which does not currently have
a package, but is at least rather less obsolete...
jserv will be adapted to use the new paths for this in a separate commit,
in a few minutes.
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and communicator. Also rename PLIST files to reflect the real OS, and include
${BINNAME} (navigator/communicator)
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that a "NS_ENCRYPTION?= ..." in "/etc/mk.conf" will work.
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Add a test for BSD color capable curses, but leave the default at
slang. It builds with curses, but I can't get any color out of it.
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This version is considered to be release quality, but I'm putting
this under lynx-current pending integration of ipv6 support. Also,
socks is said to be broken in this release.
Add a hook to use "ncurses" for the screen library -- currently
the only way to get color-style support, or "curses" -- for the
day when NetBSD curses supports color. "slang" remains the default.
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suggested by Pierre Bourgin <Pierre.Bourgin@lip6.fr>.
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*) Added support for blocking connect()s by setting appConnTimeout to 0.
Non-blocking connect()s (the default) can be troublesome on some platforms.
*) Wrap the SIGPIPE handler manipulation code such that it is only applicable
to Apache releases prior to 1.3.6.
*) Minor tweaks for RUSSIAN_APACHE.
*) Dynamic updates:
Always restart a failed dynamic application if it is the last instance.
This means there once started there will always be at least one process
instance of a dynamic application.
Send PLEASE_START to the PM when a connect() results in an ECONNREFUSED.
ECONNREFUSED means the listen queue is full (or there isn't one). Asking
the PM to start (another) application instance may help empty it faster.
Change two sleep() calls to select() based snoozes because alarm() is in
effect and sleep() and alarm() don't always play nice together.
*) Fix -listen-queue-depth arg on FastCgiConfig (dynamic). Previously it
was ignored and the default was always used.
*) Allow the -initial-env argument to be used to pass variables from the
Apache process environment to the FastCGI server (by specifying a
variable name without the "=" or a value).
*) Improved script stderr handling.
*) Changed the default listen-queue-depth (FCGI_DEFAULT_LISTEN_Q) from
5 to 100. Its still configurable with the -listen-queue-depth option.
*) Fix a bug in FastCgiExternalServer that broke support for external servers
on other hosts.
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due to fixed patches. Fixes PR 10026 by David Rankin.
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and use linux22 version instead of glibc20 version.
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hosting support. and a few more content-types, too..
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