>> From: CommonGround Softworks/Phil McNamara
>> [mailto:
Phil@...]
>> Subject: RE: Mod_JK on OSX server 10.5
>>
>> In OSX, IIRC, there were the usual issues because
>> the ports less than 1024 are reserved for priviledged
>> services
>
>Which is exactly why jsvc (now commonds-daemon) was invented. It's a
>whole lot simpler than httpd.
>
> - Chuck
Hi Chuck,
Thanks. I found this:
http://commons-daemon.darwinports.com/but what I've read so far - this seems non-trivial also. Maybe you can
point me to better tutorial info?
Administering Apache takes very little time with the OSX tools provided.
I am looking at a project that will need to be adding a large number of
virtual domains to the machine over the next year. I won't have time to
do it myself. Need easy tools in place so as to hand off the work. If
commons-daemon provides an easier path than mod_jk and edits to the
workers.properties file, I'm all for it.
phil
Phil McNamara
CommonGround Softworks Inc.
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