fred fillah

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Alternatively, you can schedule it to run through cron. Type the following for details:
root# man contab
21 years ago
I got this response from another forum:
I don't believe there is a way to alter the defaults other than "hand edit" the xml file. (Sucks I know)
So what I do is save a backup copy of the file and then compare the regen'ed xml with the backup (on Unix use the diff command, for Windows use a tool like WinDiff). That will show you what lines are different. Most of the time you can easily edit one file or the other and you will be back in business.
I wish I knew of a way to change the defaults. I use SSL and a custom kdb and sth file. For me I have to keep changing the references back to my file each time I regen the plugin. This is one area that WebSphere lacks.
21 years ago
The installation of IHS populates the Solaris PKG database. You must pkgrm the IHS pkg's and then rm the file system. Try this...
root# PKGS=`pkginfo | grep IBM | grep HTTP | awk '{print $2}'`
root# for pkg in $PKGS
> do
> pkgrm $pkg
> done
root# rm -Rf /opt/IBMHTTPD/*
-Fred
21 years ago
I'm using WAS 4.0 on Solaris and would like to change default location of the plugin-cfg.xml log. I've edited the plugin-cfg.log as follows:
<Log LogLevel="Error" Name="/logs/plugin/native.log"/>
It works until I need to regenerate the plugin. It gets overwritten with the default location.
How can I change it?
Thanks,
Fred Fillah
21 years ago