- From: Peter M. Jansson <petej@clickvision.com>
- Date: Wed, 26 Jun 1996 00:52:39 -0500
- To: www-jigsaw@w3.org
Following a suggestion by Alexandre Rafalovitch, I added the following line
to Jigsaw/config/httpd.conf:
w3c.jigsaw.root.store=pjigidx
After also changing the config to use port 80, I now get the following from
standard out:
loading properties from ./Jigsaw/config/httpd.props
[httpd]: listening at:http://<my host name>:80
And the app remains running (after some brief garbage collection).
Unfortunately, now, when I try to access the server from the other side, it
refuses connections. This happens both when I try to use a web browser on
my Mac, or when I telnet in from a shell account at the ol' ISP. I'm not
sure what to try next, and I'm also pretty sure that the .jigidx files are
going to cause problems down the road. A note for the Jigsaw developers
would be to allow a property for the default Jigsaw index filename (I saw
it coded in at least one source module).
Any ideas for what to try next?
I've put a quick web page together which summarizes what I did to get
Jigsaw to the state in which I have it:
<http://www.clickvision.com/folk/petej/jigsaw.html>.
Thanks again,
Pete.
Received on Wednesday, 26 June 1996 00:53:46 UTC