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Wednesday October 02, 2002

Upgrading to Tomcat 4.1.12.

I attempted to upgrade this site to use Tomcat 4.1.12 a couple hours ago, but had to back it out when I found that it doesn't follow symlinks by default. I've been trying to figure out a way to turn it on, but I haven't figured it out yet. I did find this e-mail, which made me think I could just add allowLinking="true" to my roller context. I was about to jump in and try it out, and then I thought - maybe I should see if anyone is on the site. I found 400+ active sessions! Yikes... I doubt that many folks have visited today - have they? I just restarted Tomcat a couple of hours ago. Here's what I saw in the manager application.

Listed applications for virtual host raibledesigns.com
Path Status Sessions Reload Remove
/flash-remoting running / stop 0 Reload » Remove »
/manager running / stop 0 Reload » Remove »
/raiblenet running / stop 0 Reload » Remove »
/roller running / stop 0 Reload » Remove »
/tomcat-docs running / stop 0 Reload » Remove »
/webdav running / stop 0 Reload » Remove »
/ running / stop 403 Reload » Remove »

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