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02:01.34yassinegood night all
02:04.41fowlducknooooo
03:46.51seevashhttp://onegoodmove.org/1gm/1gmarchive/2007/02/protest_1.html
04:27.07lykenheh
04:53.21seevashlyken, Remember we talked about the over-commercialization of Asian cultures?
04:53.24seevashhttp://adzilla.blogspot.com/2007/02/japan-subway-ad.html
04:53.56lykeni wouldnt call it that
04:54.02lykenid just call it 'asian culture' heh
04:54.28seevashWell, I don't recall Japan being like that back in 50's.
04:54.46seevashSo this is something that has been introduced to the "culture" in the last 4 decades.
04:55.56lykenerr
04:56.05lykenthats a pretty bad comparison
04:56.16lykenlots changes quickly
04:56.25lykenand the asian culture of all that fast, gimmicky stuff is what they're all about
04:56.37lykenits got western influences
04:56.49lykenbut is fueled by their own wants
04:56.57seevashYes, except that they can crunch information faster that we do. :)
04:57.51lykenive seen a lot of this kinda stuff in japan when i was there last
04:58.00lykenchina and taiwan is much the same
04:59.30seevashRight, but just as public transporation is an equivalent of our car-ownership culture, imagine all these ads were right in your face as you drive to work/school...
04:59.48lykenits not equivalent at all
04:59.54lykenits a completely different culture
04:59.58lykenwith different values and focus
05:00.09lykenyou can't just compare western to eastern it doesnt work like that
05:00.10lykenand never will
05:00.40lykenyou can try and find similiarities but most are adoptions from east to west or vice versa
05:00.53seevashHah, I don't disagree with that, I'm just saying if their culture was imported here, there would be a whole generation of people seeking professional help in psycheatric hospitals.
05:01.37lykengo live in it for a whiles
05:01.45lykenyou'll either adjust or hate it heh
05:02.33seevashI'm the worst guy to experience on because I do adjust to all circumstances.
05:02.49lykensame
05:02.54seevashI'm sort of a cultural-wuss.
05:04.03lykenwell adjusting is a good thing
05:04.13lykenif you can adjust you can expeience the culture easily
05:05.07seevashI value cultural differences but can't stand nationality and worse than that patriotism.
05:06.15seevashAnyway, my CSS streaking week has ended last night and I'm on my way to take on DB now.
05:06.29lykeni find value in uniting to a common understanding but zealots and extreme patriotism shits me
05:08.03lykengag me with ours
05:08.10jasonbheh
05:08.11lykenits wrong now they found more stars in the southern cross LOL
05:08.23lykeni find it funny that americans discovered it
05:08.33jasonbdiscovered what?
05:08.45lykenthat our secret southern cross has 3 more stars
05:09.03seevashWhat is the Southern Cross?
05:09.05lykenhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southern_cross
05:09.16lykenerr its like the southern hemispheres 'northern light'
05:09.58jasonb:)
05:10.11lykenanywho up until a week ago
05:10.12seevashFor a second I thought you were referring to the confederate flag. :)
05:10.24lykenit was only seen to have 5 stars
05:10.28lykenthey found 3 more
05:10.46lykeni bet we've known about it for years but didnt want to mention it cause our flag would be wrong lol
05:10.49jasonblyken: I'm sure Hubble could find even more over there.. there are zillions of stars anywhere one looks.
05:11.07lykenjasonb: but these 3 extra's are sctually part of that cluster
05:11.28jasonblyken: Are any of them visible with the naked eye though?  If not, then no biggy.
05:11.38lykendont think so
05:11.47lykengood point
05:13.16seevashYou know, as a 5-year-old, I used to think stars were snow flakes that only descend at nights.
05:13.41lykenheh
05:13.43seevashIt was for a while a mystery to me why it'd take forever for them to reach the roof top of our home.
05:14.32jasonbsilly silly.  They reach it all the time.
05:14.49seevashYa, their lights.
05:15.20seevashYou know, jasonb, you are up for some heavy duty 3-year-old questions I am sure.
05:15.34jasonbIt would be kinda bad if those stars _actually_ came down on your roof!
05:16.00seevashI was expecting them to stay small.
05:16.03jasonbseevash: Heh..  yeah.  It will be fun to answer, I think.
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08:56.03eatThisAndDieguys, i'm using tomcat 5.5.20 with Java 5 on fedora 6, i know i can copy or ln -s a .war file into webapps and it will expand. But How can i do the same in a webapps subfolder?
08:58.47jasonbYou probably can't.  But, I haven't tried.  I seem to remember seeing something written saying you couldn't, but the only way to confirm it is to try it (which I've guessed you have).
08:59.26jasonbInstead of symlinking the webapps/ dir, why don't you change your <Host>'s appBase to a different path?
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09:11.02eatThisAndDieum..... how DO i change the appbase?
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09:12.14samyhi, I'm using tomcat 5.5.17.0, java 1.6.0-b105 on Linux
09:12.25samyi can't start the server...
09:12.34samythe only open port is 8009
09:16.16samy?
09:17.00eatThisAndDiesamy: look in  conf/server.xml look for Connector
09:17.07samyi did
09:17.14eatThisAndDiewhats the port address?
09:19.02samyi have cannectors defined on 8180, 8443, 8009 and 8082
09:19.13samybut the only one i see is 8009
09:19.24samy(through nmap)
09:20.43eatThisAndDiecheck the server.xml again. I
09:20.54eatThisAndDiei'm sure some of the connectors are commented out
09:23.09samynope 8180 is not
09:23.35samyi also have apache installed, can it interfere?
09:25.58eatThisAndDienot unless its on the same port
09:26.07eatThisAndDiedont use nmap. Use netstat -l
09:27.13samygreat!
09:27.28samyhow come nmap doesn't see it?
09:27.51eatThisAndDiedid u specify the port in nmap?
09:28.01eatThisAndDieu gotta do something like nmap -p8180
09:30.25samyusualy i do nmap localhost, and it scans all the ports...
09:31.25eatThisAndDieno, it scans the usual standard ports. 8180 is not a standard port.
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13:10.32samyhi, it's me again. I have trouble with my "scratchDir"
13:10.51samyat server launch I get unusable parameter
13:39.40randrewsamy: what's the error
13:39.40samyin the log i get error messages
13:39.41samyi don't even know what is the scratchdir
13:39.41samyand when i try to start sample jsp it dosn't work...
13:39.41samyapparently with the jsp servlet
13:40.04randrewtry searching:     site:tomcat.apache.org scratchdir
13:40.55samyyeah, I found an entry in web.xml, but it's an optional parameter and in my web.xml it is not set
13:41.56samyit seems to be related with the work directory, since in the error messages i get inexistant paths...
13:42.55randrewThe default is $CATALINA_HOME/work. That needs to be a writeable directory. That's where the .java and .class files from jsp processing gets written.
13:58.02samythx. But now I have a ClassNotFound: org.apache.jasper.tagplugins.jstl.If
13:58.29samybut my class path is set correctly: /usr/share/tomcat5.5/common/lib/jsp-api.jar:/usr/share/tomcat5.5/common/lib/servlet-api.jar
14:15.28samyok I found that the class "org.apache.jasper.tagplugins.jstl.If" should be in the jasper-compiler.jar archive, but in mine it's located in a core sub-package... how come?
14:15.54samy"org.apache.jasper.tagplugins.jstl.core.If"
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16:07.04dubaneHi, I`ve installed tomcat5.5.20 on debian with java 1.5. I`m running it from eclipse and it looks good, but only a blank page appears on localhost:8180. There are nothing in the logs. What am I doing wrond?
16:07.38lykencheck the class path, try and run it without eclipse
16:07.55lykenand is it 8180?
16:07.58lykencause tomcat default is 8080
16:10.54dubaneThank you. Got a little more info when starting it manually: JDWP exit error JVMTI_ERROR_INTERNAL(113): No transports initializedFATAL ERROR in native method: JDWP No transports initialized, jvmtiError=JVMTI_ERROR_INTERNAL(113)
16:11.02dubaneYes it is 8180
16:14.41lykenyer no idea inside eclipse sorry
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16:24.20Snake007ukhello all :)
16:29.20Snake007ukGot a problem not sure if it is common or not, we have an issue where we have 2 * apache servers which are load balancing via mod_jk (round robbin) (we are not using sticky sessions), we have 4 * Tomcat server. The apache servers have 200 sessions each, and the tomcat thread pool for each server is set to 200. The database servers are two oracle servers. We are having issues were all of a sudden all the threads on one box (random which one it could
16:29.20Snake007ukbe) decided to use up all its thread pool allocation and the other 3 * tomcat server sit idling? Why doesn’t the round robbin continue onto the others? Has anyone had similar issues? Any ideas as to what could be done?
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16:49.12Toreymy quick question: (:
16:51.09ToreyI have server A running apache and mod_jk and named virtual hosts. I have Server B for tomcat servers. If server A has http://localhost:8080/foo and server B wants to map all request for http://www.foo.com/ to server A's http://localhost:8080/foo, should I use a URLReweite? (e.g. how do I jkmount a servlet to / on a remote box?)
17:10.27Snake007ukno one had an issue like that before??
17:10.43Toreylike what?
17:10.52Toreythe one I just asked?
17:10.54Torey(:
17:16.18Snake007ukno the one i asked :p
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17:17.45zambabooSnake007uk, that's interesting
17:18.37zambabooeven though we use different software for load balancing, we do have oracle in the back end
17:19.14zambabooSnake007uk, we've seen something like what you describe
17:19.29Snake007ukhmmm
17:19.30zambabooit is usually caused by a lock on the login table
17:19.38Snake007ukinitial our thread pool count was 100
17:19.48Snake007ukbut we increased to 200 thinking that may have been the cause
17:19.57Snake007ukbut we just had the issue happen again today.
17:20.04Snake007ukjust one host gets hammerd?
17:20.16zambaboooh hm
17:20.19zambabooare those sessions active?
17:21.08Snake007ukwhat do u mean by active? sticky? no they are not sticky
17:21.42zambabooTorey, i dont see a problem there. worker.properties lets you configure what worker runs on which host. and you go from there.
17:21.44zambabooSnake007uk, no
17:21.58Snake007uk?
17:21.59zambabooSnake007uk, i mean, are people able to use that host, log in, use the app.
17:22.14zambabooSnake007uk, or does it spike sessions that are essentially dead.
17:22.16Snake007ukwell we can ssh to the host... but the its not an app as such
17:22.19zambaboonono
17:22.20Snake007ukits an api
17:22.30Snake007ukwell runing jconsole
17:23.09zambaboofind out if the sessions are alive
17:23.09Snake007ukhow would i do that?>
17:23.10zambaboomeaning that session == user
17:23.10zambaboogah
17:23.10Snake007ukwell they seem to be waiting?
17:23.17Snake007uki think, atleast apaches start backing up fast
17:23.51zambaboowell for example we have a lil jsp here that tells us how old a session is and how long has it been idle. that sorta shows you whether a session is active or not.
17:24.39Snake007ukhmm
17:24.50Snake007ukgot to ask the devs?
17:25.47zambabooi'd do that, yeah. :)
17:25.50Snake007ukzambaboo, have u read this
17:25.51Snake007ukhttp://web.mac.com/algesten/iWeb/algesten/algesten's%20world%20of%20pain/FD8C362E-B1AE-4BFD-8C52-BF36CD36C25F.html
17:26.01zambaboomac.com? prolly not.
17:26.02zambaboo:)
17:30.13Snake007ukforget mac.com
17:30.16Snake007ukjust read it
17:30.25Snake007ukits more or less the exact problem
17:36.40zambaboohm, but this guy has two older machines and that seems to be the root cause
17:38.47Snake007ukyeah but its the same problem i have and i thought it could have been a queing issue, as everytime we have had issues its been a different machine
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18:59.56sknighthey all.  I'm running Tomcat 5.5.20 on Debian 4.0 (etch, kernel 2.6.18) w/ JDK 1.5.0.10.  I notice that when I deploy my applications, I get a TON of extraneous logfiles in $CATALINA_BASE/logs for things like "localhost_access_log", "host-manager" "admin" and "manager".  How do I go about disabling those logs, but leaving catalina.out and my application's log?
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20:07.05yassinehi everyone *
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20:44.43jierynyo
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21:18.12zambaboohi all
21:18.18zambaboojbalint, ah! there you are :)
21:19.54jbalinthi yassine , jieryn , zambaboo
21:20.24yassineheyyyyy jbalint  how  are you doing :) long time not been here
21:21.02jbalinti'm am ok. go around to diff channels at diff times :D
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21:22.41rouehola
21:22.45jbalinthi
21:25.04roueI'm running tomcat 5.5.20 through apache 2.2.4's mod_proxy (ProxyPass/ProxyPassReverse ajp://localhost:8009 etc) under JDK 1.6 on Debian Linux (4.0, etch, testing). Everything works, but something odd is happening. If my url ends without a file extension (/some/path/ instead of /some/path/index.html) apache serves it up without a Content-Type text/html and so it comes out as text/html.  Any ideas why that would be and how I can fix it? thanks.
21:31.51jierynheya jb :)
22:13.17roueokay, here's another question. same environment I outlined above.
22:14.52roueIf I proxypass /tomcat ajp://localhost:8009 then the tomcat admin and manager apps break. They change the path to /manager or /admin and it should be /tomcat/manager /tomcat/admin . I've looked in ROOT/WEB_INF/web.xml but don't see what to change.
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22:35.15Aeris_hi all!
22:35.27Aeris_i have a big problem with my tomcat server
22:35.40Aeris_i can't access the admin page
22:35.48Aeris_error HTTP 5003
22:36.11Aeris_somebody could help me?
22:36.30Aeris_I use tomcat 5.5 on debian etch
22:36.46Aeris_with java 1.5.0_10
22:38.38Aeris_my catalina log -> http://pastebin.ca/352575
22:42.44roueAeris_ have you installed the admin package?
22:42.53Aeris_yes of course :p
22:43.25roueare you running tomcat through apache httpdthrough proxypass or mod_ajp?
22:43.37Aeris_no, in standalone mode
22:43.54Aeris_when I try to go on the admin page, blank page first time
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22:44.10Aeris_and error page in second time
22:44.18rouewhat version of tomcat?
22:44.22Aeris_5.5.20
22:44.35roueI'm running the exact same setup except jdk 1.6
22:44.58rouecan you go over how you did the install from the jdk through tomcat itself?
22:45.17Aeris_with apt-get
22:45.28roueah.
22:45.39Aeris_java and jdk in first
22:45.43roueI usually download the tar files directly from jakarta.apache.org
22:45.44Aeris_tomcat after
22:45.51rouetomcat from apt-get?
22:45.55Aeris_yep
22:46.03Aeris_apt-get install tomcat5.5
22:46.29Aeris_and tomcat5.5-webapps and tomcat5.5-admin
22:46.30rouehave you tried installing from http://tomcat.apache.org/
22:46.37Aeris_no
22:46.45roueI'd give that a shot.
22:46.55roueI've been running on Etch for some time without issues.
22:47.15Aeris_but because admin page doesn't work, i downloaded admin webapp from tomcat.apache.org
22:47.18Aeris_same result
22:47.23rouefor all we know the package is broken.
22:47.31roueget everything from tomcat.apache.org
22:47.36Aeris_okay
22:47.40roueEtch is testing.
22:47.53Aeris_yes
22:48.03Aeris_but stable
22:48.14Aeris_no problem on my computer
22:49.14rouesame here.
22:49.14rouelooking forward to the final release sometime in 2020.
22:49.15roue:)
22:49.15Aeris_:)
22:49.52sknighthey guys, on tc 5.5.20 (debian 4, jdk 1.5.0.10), how do I go about disabling logs like "localhost_access_log", "host-manager" "admin" and "manager", but leaving catalina.out and my application's log?
22:55.30rouesknight look for the entry in tomcat/conf/server.xml
22:55.37roueI suspect you can comment it out.
22:55.57sknightis it server.xml?  or logging.properties?
22:58.10rouesknight I think it's in server.xml
22:58.18roueI could be wrong though, new at this myself.
23:04.10Aeris_roue > ok, it's good
23:04.21Aeris_apache-tomcat works
23:04.33roueglad to hear it. :)
23:04.36Aeris_what's the problem with package debian?
23:04.43rouedunno
23:04.52roueyou could check bugs.debian.org maybe there's info there.
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23:11.16Aeris_thanks a lot!
23:11.18Aeris_bye!
23:18.53rouebaiii
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23:29.14FuzzyBTomcat 5.5.12 | RHEL 4 | sun java build 1.5.0_11-b03 | Can the xml flies that tomcat processes to add applications ( /etc/tomcat5/Catalina/localhost/*.xml for me ) can the real path to the folder for the application contain -'s and .'s ?
23:31.50FuzzyBMy error is saying: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Document base /opt/confluence-2.1.3/confluence does not exist or is not a readable directory
23:32.00FuzzyBbut when i su to the tomcat user, i can walk into that directory just fine
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23:49.14dossihi
23:49.42dossii did that "iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -p tcp --dport 80 -i eth0 -j REDIRECT --to-port 8080" thing mentioned here: http://www.linux.org.mt/article/tomcat-ports
23:49.49dossihow do I delete that rule ? :/

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