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[02:54]<fgjggf>hello Is there any webmail as squirrelmail or better that runs with tomcat ?
[02:56]<rrsjg2>Yes. Let me see if I can find some links....
[02:56]<fgjggf>great
[02:59]<rrsjg2>http://jwebmail.sourceforge.net/
[03:00]<rrsjg2>http://jwma.sourceforge.net/
[03:01]<fgjggf>jasonb, thanks
[03:02]<rrsjg2>leonel: I had researched these two projects close to five years ago now.. and they're still there. :)
[03:03]<rrsjg2>The first one appears to not have any updates for around 4 years now. :)
[03:03]<drssygn>:)
[03:03]<drssygn>they have a work now for sure
[03:04]<fgjggf>the first the last mail on the devel list was dated on Aug 1 2005
[03:04]<rrsjg2>heh
[03:04]<rrsjg2>The second one looks a little more up to date.
[03:05]<rrsjg2>And, it has a better license.
[03:05]<fgjggf>I mean the second
[08:31]<kuvj>hi i found bugs in mod_proxy, if i upload a .war files using the mod_proxy, im getting a 404 but its working if i use the port 8080, any solution?
[08:32]<rrsjg2>Kuto: What file upload library are you using inside Tomcat?
[08:33]<rrsjg2>Also, is the 404 from Tomcat or from Apache?
[08:36]<kuvj>i think its from tomcat, im uploading usng the administrative menu file.war
[08:40]<fdcgg>if its from tomcat it'd be a tomcat error page and very noticeable
[08:41]<fdcgg>http://www.acro.edu.au/public/somethingelse.jsp
[08:41]<fdcgg>thats a tomcat 404
[08:41]<kuvj>ok then its apache
[08:41]<kuvj>and sometimes when i clicked the administration menu, this is what i get => Tomcat's administration web application is no longer installed by default. Download and install the "admin" package to use it. "
[08:42]<kuvj>i dont see this error using port
[08:43]<kuvj>seems like the mod_proxy is not collaborating with the administration menu
[08:46]<rrsjg2>mod_proxy really doesn't know when you're using the admin webapp or not.
[08:46]<rrsjg2>It knows about paths.. whether to proxy it or not based on the path, but it doesn't know anything about webapps.
[08:47]<rrsjg2>If you're getting an apache 404, that means you don't have your proxy configs set up right.
[08:47]<kuvj>check this => http://dev.thepowergames.com/TestDev
[08:47]<rrsjg2>See the httpd.apache.org documentation page for mod_proxy.
[08:47]<kuvj>my problem is the administration
[08:48]<rrsjg2>Okay, so install the admin package.
[08:48]<kuvj>its installed
[08:48]<kuvj>try port 8080
[08:48]<rrsjg2>Not properly installed.
[08:49]<rrsjg2>Well, it's just your goofy installation.
[08:49]<rrsjg2>If you had both apache and Tomcat installed correctly, and configured correctly to proxy the requests across, it would work.
[08:49]<rrsjg2>It works on lots of peoples's machines.
[08:50]<kuvj>the proxy is working isnt it?
[08:50]<rrsjg2>It appears so.
[08:50]<rrsjg2>I haven't seen a 404 yet.
[08:51]<kuvj>http://dev.thepowergames.com/admin
[08:51]<kuvj>that one is
[08:52]<rrsjg2>Kuto: You need "www.dev.thepowergames.com" in your dns.. apparently it isn't in there.
[08:52]<rrsjg2>Kuto: And, you have your Tomcat set up to redirect to it.
[08:52]<kuvj>yeah i disabled www
[08:52]<kuvj>i only set it to work with http
[08:53]<rrsjg2>Well, just now your site was redirecting to that, and then the browser couldn't get any DNS resolution for that.
[08:56]<kuvj>weird, i recheck my httpd.conf and its enabled by default, the www
[08:57]<kuvj>http://pastebin.com/750678
[09:00]<rrsjg2>yup.
[09:00]<kuvj>how come www is down, any idea?
[09:02]<rrsjg2># resolveip www.dev.thepowergames.com
[09:02]<rrsjg2>resolveip: Unable to find hostid for 'www.dev.thepowergames.com': host not found
[09:02]<rrsjg2>[root@netninja status]# nslookup www.dev.thepowergames.com
[09:02]<rrsjg2>Server: 10.1.2.1
[09:02]<rrsjg2>Address: 10.1.2.1#53
[09:02]<rrsjg2>** server can't find www.dev.thepowergames.com: NXDOMAIN
[09:04]<kuvj>apache is weird
[09:04]<rrsjg2>Sometimes. :)
[13:07]<sg2yrg>Hi, i try to configure the default log4j level (i've too much debug log ;). Where i can configure this level ?
[13:07]<sg2yrg>in the default configuration file
[13:07]<drssygn>morning *
[13:20]<dyeej_>hello
[13:22]<dyeej_>guyz, i have a question about netbeans bundled tomcat, can I use it with out launching the IDE?
[13:23]<drssygn>i guess you can but i really dont know :)
[13:24]<drssygn>since there is a tomcat inside so you only have to try to find out how to start it with the correct classpath and there you are
[13:24]<dyeej_>hey.. how are you yassine ?
[13:24]<drssygn>im doing fine thank mizZo_ how about you ?
[13:25]<dyeej_>yassine: am doing good :)
[13:25]<dyeej_>thanks 4 askin. yassine.
[13:51]<cfg2yrg>good morning (here). i want to do a capacity planning for a tomcat server. where i can get this information?
[13:53]<cfg2yrg>i am looking for a documentation about capacity planning for a tomcat server. Where can i get this information?
[14:08]<cfg2yrg>if you have a benchmark, capacity planning or other documentation you think can help me, please send mail for kalvesleal@yahoo.com.br
[14:11]<aggggz>heya
[14:26]<aggggz>guys, I'm not sure this is the right channel for my question, but maybe someone can answer it anyway: is there a way to use the sendfile call from a servlet? I'd like to blast out large binary files (stored in temp files) and writing the to ServletOutputStream is a bit slow and feels somewhat ugly
[15:02]<drssygn>hi all
[15:02]<dnfzrd>hi
[16:07]<drssygn>jasonb, good morning there
[16:42]<-- sgvgzs xzs fuyv (>/dev/brain")
[17:46]<lvp>can someone pleaaasse give me some info on setting jdbc for tomcat ...
[17:46]<lvp>i'm losing my mind
[17:46]<drssygn>pvf, the same here whats your issue ?
[17:48]<lvp>i can't register the datasource in server.xml
[17:49]<lvp>but i'd like to start from the begging...what are the necessary steps ?
[17:49]<lvp>*beggining
[17:50]<drssygn>mhh which tmocat version ?
[17:50]<lvp>tomcat5
[17:50]<drssygn>5.?.? ?
[17:51]<lvp>5.0.30-9
[17:52]<drssygn>okay
[17:53]<drssygn>can you pastbin your datasource definion please ?
[17:53]<drssygn>can you pastbin your datasource definition please ?
[17:54]<lvp>http://sial.org/pbot/17496
[17:55]<drssygn>looks fine what kind of error you get ?
[17:56]<lvp>the server does not load
[17:57]<lvp>if i comment that the pages are served fine...if <context> is there no serving

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