Summary
Instructions provided describe how to configure a Red Hat Linux server with the default Apache Web Server provided during the installation process.Only the steps that differ from the ESRI installation document: "Install: Apache 2.0.xx with Tomcat 5.0.xx and J2SDK 1.4.2_06 for ArcIMS 9.1 on Solaris/Linux/AIX/HP-UX" are listed.
Procedure
Use the install guide "Install: Apache 2.0.xx with Tomcat 5.0.xx and J2SDK 1.4.2_06 for ArcIMS 9.1 on Solaris/Linux/AIX/HP-UX" as the primary document. This is found in Related Information, below.
Use this guide only to configure Tomcat 5.x.x and the default Apache Web server by making the changes listed below.
- Step 2.A - 2.G: skip these steps because Apache was installed by the up2date utility using Apache rpm (httpd-2.0.52-22.ent.rpm).
- Step 2.H: set $APACHE_HOME to /etc/httpd.
/usr/local/apache -> /etc/httpd
- Step 2.I: Skip this step. The file index.html.en is not supplied with the rpm.
- Step 2.K: the directory location changes to /usr/sbin.
$APACHE_HOME/bin -> /usr/sbin
Execute the command as follows:
/usr/sbin/apachectl start
- Step 2.M: the directory location changes to /usr/sbin.
$APACHE_HOME/bin -> /usr/sbin
Execute the command as follows:
/usr/sbin/apachectl stop
- The file, mod-jk2.so, is downloaded in step 3.A of KB document #29304.
- Step 4.C: the directory location changes to /etc/httpd/modules
$APACHE_HOME/bin -> /etc/httpd/modules
cp mod_jk2.so /etc/httpd/modules
cd /etc/httpd/modules
chmod 755 mod_jk2.so
- Step 4.D: the directory location changes to /etc/httpd/conf
$APACHE_HOME/bin -> /etc/httpd/conf
- Step 4.F: the directory location changes to /etc/httpd/conf
$APACHE_HOME/bin -> /etc/httpd/conf
- Step 4.I: the directory location changes to /usr/sbin.
$APACHE_HOME/bin -> /usr/sbin
/usr/sbin/apachectl start - Step 4.I: the directory location changes to /usr/sbin.
$APACHE_HOME/bin -> /usr/sbin
- Continue with step 4.J of the document. No other changes are necessary.