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[00:38]<cryrxv>hello
[00:39]<ngsypnzud>hello
[00:39]<cryrxv>I am having problems with tomact
[00:39]<ngsypnzud>yay
[00:39]<cryrxv>lol
[00:39]<cryrxv>I am trying to have ONDO sip server work
[00:40]<cryrxv>I am using ubuntu
[00:40]<ngsypnzud>SIP? :/
[00:40]<cryrxv>yes
[00:40]<cryrxv>it uses tomcat and java
[00:40]<ngsypnzud>*gulp*
[00:41]<cryrxv>http://www.brekeke.com/products/products_sip.php
[00:41]<cryrxv>you can take a look at it here
[00:41]<ngsypnzud>ubuntu
[00:41]<ngsypnzud>urf
[00:43]<cryrxv>I took a look at logs
[00:43]<cryrxv>actually catalina.out ile
[00:57]<ngsypnzud>hmm
[00:57]<ngsypnzud>my driver hack works finally
[00:57]<ngsypnzud>jesus that was painful
[02:03]<r9rc2>yo
[02:07]<r2rfygv>OI!
[02:07]<r9rc2>sup
[06:04]<-- rfgw_yjggsru|eee>http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/ <- 3,400,000,000+ users can't be wrong")
[12:04]<ryrjprusb>hello there ...
[12:04]<ryrjprusb>got a question about tomcat on a SLES9-machine with running Open-Xchange 5:
[12:05]<ryrjprusb>tomcat dies unexpected once or twice a day ...
[12:06]<ryrjprusb>this should be a SLES-problem ... but there's no solution from SuSE or Novell ...
[12:06]<ryrjprusb>any idea?
[12:45]<ngsypnzud>lovely busy loops in the tomcat sauce
[12:45]<ngsypnzud>http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/DnIlu012.html
[12:46]<ngsypnzud>why wait on a condition when you can have a busy loop! \o/
[14:55]<2jvjw>for some reason, on debian testing, my /var/lib/tomcat5/conf/auto/mod_jk.conf is blank
[14:55]<2jvjw>ive set apache to use it, and tomcat is generating it, but its just blank
[14:55]<2jvjw>;(
[15:02]<ngsypnzud>botox: its not hard to write yourself
[15:02]<ngsypnzud>theres an example on the net as well
[15:02]<2jvjw>ok
[15:19]<z06rnm>hi i would need help to setup ssl on tomcat 5.5.17 with jdk 1.5.0_06
[15:20]<z06rnm>i have already read the howto but it does not work
[15:20]<z06rnm>it would be nice if someone can help me
[15:22]<ngsypnzud>r07aNd: unlikely
[15:23]<z06rnm>so do you know another howto?
[15:26]<ngsypnzud>r07aNd: sry, no
[16:13]<dnzs>hi folks. i just installed tomcat on OS X 10.4.7. it seems to be working fine, but when i try to access the manager, and give it the default u/p of tomcat/tomcat, i get a resource denied error. any ideas?
[16:13]<dnzs>sorry, the version is 5.5.17
[16:18]<ngsypnzud>weird
[16:18]<ngsypnzud>the tc 5.0 documentation doesnt seem to match the tc5.0 source
[16:31]<dnzs>my fault, fixed
[16:34]<dnzs>are there any suggested ownership/permission settings for tomcat?
[16:36]<mzzv|lg>non root mers
[16:37]<mzzv|lg>i usually create a tomcat user for it
[16:37]<dnzs>Marv|LG: i guess that's possible since it's binding to ports > 1024
[16:38]<dnzs>Marv|LG: though if it's used standalone on port 80, that might not work
[16:38]<dnzs>Marv|LG: i'm not sure whether to use it standalone or combine it with apache
[16:39]<swggvg>one can use jsvc to run tomcat as non-root user on privileged ports
[16:50]<mzzv|lg>personally i would setup a apache front end
[16:50]<mzzv|lg>that is just me
[17:27]<dnzs_>join #postgresql
[17:27]<dnzs_>oops
[17:37]<ngsypnzud>is there a requirement for the java version in tomcat?
[17:37]<ngsypnzud>some of the code im reading (and coding) requires Java EE5.0
[17:37]<ngsypnzud>and the system only has Java SE1.5 installed
[17:37]<ngsypnzud>tomcat still seems to run though
[20:47]<[dnvnuff]>hai every one...
[20:47]<[dnvnuff]>may i ask a quistion?
[20:48]<[dnvnuff]>is there anybody that can help me?
[20:48]<xzzljjg>SLOW MOTION CHANNEL (we all have jobs): Ask your question, then wait; check back often to see if
[20:48]<xzzljjg> anybody answered.
[20:49]<[dnvnuff]>my problem is the folowing...
[20:49]<[dnvnuff]>Im having problem with apache tomcat to correctly serve an HTML with it's Special characters...
[20:50]<[dnvnuff]>does anybody knows where do i define the charset encoding in the server's response?
[20:52]<[dnvnuff]>*does anybody knows where do i define the charset encoding used in the server's response?
[20:54]<zzgmznw>[DevNull]: the google eet ees very oosful: site:apache.org tomcat charset
[20:54]<luacj>or jsp pages you use the page directive "pageEncoding", for servlets I'd lookup; ServletRequest.setCharacterEncoding()
[20:55]<xzzljjg> /*Response res*/ res.setCharacterEncoding
[20:55]<luacj>ah true
[20:55]<xzzljjg>("utf-8")
[20:55]<[dnvnuff]>yes... but the problem is that, althoug i have defined in my HTML page the charset encoding type... It's taking the Servers Respnse type!
[20:56]<xzzljjg>pucko: response you will set the encoding of the response
[20:56]<luacj>yeah, I was a bit sloppy there :)
[20:56]<xzzljjg>request does not interesst anyone :-)
[20:56]<xzzljjg>[DevNull]: J2ee API-Description is your friend :-)
[20:56]<luacj>I blame it on American Dad
[20:57]<xzzljjg>http://java.sun.com/j2ee/1.4/docs/api/
[20:57]<xzzljjg>well i do not have "amarican dad"
[20:57]<xzzljjg>i'm completly german :-)
[21:08]<[dnvnuff]>Thanks people! Ill keep on researching!
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[23:25]<nxyndjn>hi all
[23:50]<ngsypnzud>hello

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