IdahoTech wrote:
> JGrubbs, I do not know how to Thank you enough!! Who knew it would be
> that. I can tell you this that I will be printing out this thread with
> your answer. Yes I am running on Novell OES Netware 6.5 Support Pack 6.
>
> I did just as you said and when I did ap2webdn it said apache was not
> loaded. I knew that would come up but never would of thought the
> certificates were expired.
did yu type ap2webup to put it up
>
> Being a school district and teachers and admins going in and out of
> district all the time email access outside is essential sometimes to
> communication here.
>
> I do have one other question just a 'for my knowledge' question.
>
> When I type TOMCAT4 I get the following line that shows up:
>
> CATALINA_OPTS = -vm160m -Xmx512m
> -Djavax.net.ssl.trustStore=sys:/adminsrv/conf/ .keystore
> -DSun.io.useCanonCaches=false
>
> It used to say 256 but I bumped it up to 512 from another thread that I
> saw thinking that one could be my problem. Can I leave it at 512? Will
> it be ok? Also what is that line and why does it come up. I know stupi
-Xmx512m
It is telling you what the settings are for tomcat. The setting you
changed says "If you need RAM go ahead and grab up to 512MB for Tomcat.
Never return it, even if it's not in use. And if any program running
under tomcat still needs RAM beyond 512MB, feel free to crash"
-D .... defines a system variable, similar to environmental variable
The first one is stating the SSL trust store (without which tomcat will
go up in flames and refuse to load properly) is in the
sys:\adminsrv/conf/.keystore (I hope that space was a mistype!) file. Of
course the key store could be missing, invalid, expired....tckeygen is
used to deal with that.
The second works around the fact the Novell JVM is extremely buggy, and
fixes a boring issue that sends NetWare into flames.
> question but just kinda want to know so I can pass it along to my
> counter parts not to freak out if they ever see that.
>
> Thank you again I do appreciate it and the time to help me with my
> problem to you and to aaronm04. Thank you again!!
>
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