Did this. tomcat seems to function, but when apache fires up, it gives
me a problem with the mod_xsrv.nlm. reports back the ip address of the
old working server, and not the address of the server that it is
currently on.
What do I have to do to make the mod_xsrv file recoginize that it is
one the new server?
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tiedtr
The problem is that during installation, the name and IP address of the
server gets stored in many configuration files (especially Apache
configuration files). If you just copy the Apache directory from one
server to another, the configuration files will automatically be wrong.
Unless you want to locate all the configuration files which reference the
server name or IP address, it might be easier to remove and reinstall it.
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Marcel Cox
Novell Support Connection SysOp
http://support.novell.com/forums/
sometimes, just reinstalling is quicker (as marcel suggests) but
sometimes, it's just a few IP# edits and bouncing of the NLMs. I
suppose it depends how comfortable you are with editing the config
files. If you're a command-line, unix shell kind of person, it's
second nature...
i like beyond compare (www.scootersoftware.com) as a compare util.
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Cheers!
Richard Beels
http://www.dsi-consulting.com
Collaboration without complication