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$OpenBSD: README.OpenBSD,v 1.5 2007/01/09 18:42:05 kurt Exp $
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OpenBSD mod_jk Package
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Apache-Tomcat AJP Connector
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Apache, chroot(2) and mod_jk:
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Apache on OpenBSD is chrooted by default into /var/www. When restarting
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Apache (i.e. apachectl restart) mod_jk will not be reloaded because mod_jk.so
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resides outsite of /var/www. All Apache DSO modules have this problem.
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mod_jk AJP13 Basic Setup:
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Steps 1-5 cover how to get mod_jk configured to work with a single Tomcat
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server (local or remote) where Tomcat serves both the static and dynamic
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content for the default installed Tomcat contexts. If this is your first time
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using mod_jk, start here and get this working first. This section assumes
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that you have installed Tomcat and can access the examples context directly
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(i.e. http://your.tomcat.host:8080/examples/ for Tomcat 4 or
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http://your.tomcat.host:8080/jsp-examples/ for Tomcat 5).
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Sample configuration files will be installed to /var/www/conf if you don't
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already have them.
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1) Enable the module by executing /usr/local/sbin/mod_jk-enable with root
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privileges (using sudo).
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2) If Tomcat is installed on another machine, edit the sample
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/var/www/conf/workers.properies file and change the `worker.ajp13w.host'
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line to the hostname or IP address of the location of Tomcat.
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3) Edit /var/www/conf/httpd.conf and add the following line at the end of
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the file to include the sample mod_jk.conf file:
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Include /var/www/conf/mod_jk.conf
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4) Stop and start Apache using apachectl(1)
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5) Test mod_jk by accessing the url http://your.apache.host/examples/ for
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Tomcat 4 or http://your.apache.host/jsp-examples/ for Tomcat 5.
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On-line documentation is here:
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http://tomcat.apache.org/connectors-doc/index.html
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The mailing list archives for tomcat-user can be found at:
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http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/
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Configuration questions can be asked (after checking archives of course)
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by subscribing to the tomcat-user mailing list. Instructions for subscribing
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can be found here:
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http://tomcat.apache.org/lists.html#tomcat-users
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