Re: [users@httpd] help interpreting error msg

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I've never tried using Apache on Windows, but it sounds like it may be
a permissions error.  Have you checked to see if the apache process
has the proper permissions to read that file?

-Victor

On 5/4/06, Savage, Robert CTR USTRANSCOM J6
<Robert.Savage.ctr@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:



I'm reconstructing a web server after inadvertently (and stupidly) deleting
Apache2's ./conf directory instead of copying it to a safe place L.  I'm
using a fraternal twin of that web server as a model and file source to
recreate that ./conf directory.  I believe I've restored all of the required
files, but the web site doesn't yet display its home page ("The page cannot
be displayed"). I think it's probably first-and-goal and I'm on the one foot
line.  I'm now going thru the error logs looking for hints.



There's an Apache Tomcat5 service running, and a workers2.properties file
seems to tie it and Apache2 together.  My httpd.conf file contains the
following:



LoadModule jk2_module modules/mod_jk2.so

…

<IfModule mod_jk2.so>

    #-----------------------------------------------

    # Where to find the workers2.properties file

    #-----------------------------------------------

    #

    JkSet config.file
"F:/www/Apache2/conf/workers2.properties"

</IfModule>



I'm unable



There's one line in logs/error.log I can't quite figure out:



… [error] config.setConfig(): Error reading properties
F:/www/apache2/conf/workers2.properties



Can someone please explain to me what "properties" this error message is
referring to?



--Doc

Robert G. (Doc) Savage, CISSP, RHCE, GCIA

Senior Systems Analyst

BAE Systems Information Technology

USTranscom J6-PI (TFMS)

E-mail: robert.savage.ctr@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx

DSN: 779-3275  Fax: 576-4578





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