Re: iTools 5.1 won't startup...

Arin,

Jserv is a rather old package and should not be installed in most situations. Tomcat should be used instead. An error like:

_ap_os_is_path_absolute

would only occur if you have a module installed that is conflicting with one of our modules. I suggest you remove Jserv and any additional packages you may have installed (/Local/Library/Receipts/). If this does not help., try re-installing iTools. If you have further problems do not hesitate to email support:

support@xxxxxxxxx

and we can make arrangements to log in.


Tenon Tech support
--Eric

Just installed Jserv, still getting the same errors...

:(

-A

on 9/6/2001 12:52 AM, Ken Whitcomb at ken@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

 I just did this uprade yesterday myself. I needed to install the Jserv
 package before mine would work properly.

Ken Whitcomb

on 9/6/01 1:16 AM, Arin T. Brown at arin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

 Just did a fresh install of iTools 5.1 on OS X Server 1.2,
 iTools.app won't start the webserver.

 upon trying to start apache via CLI
 ( /usr/sbin/apachectl start  )

I get the following:

 dyld: /usr/sbin/apache Undefined symbols:
 _ap_os_is_path_absolute
 /usr/sbin/apachectl start: httpd could not be started

[www: /builds] root#

Anyone see this before?

 After this I updated the Apache installation to 1.3.20, and re-installed
 iTools, same error.

 Thanks,
 -A


________________________________________________________
Arin T. Brown
CFO/System Administrator
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