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Subject: Re: Jserv will not start
From: Sander <sander@example.com>
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andrea@andreajohnson.net (andrea) wrote in
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> Below is my latest jserv.log
 
> Oracle 8i v 8173, RedHat 7.1, 
> /usr/local/java is j2sdk-1_3_1_03-linux-i386 (have tried 1.1.8 and
> 1.2.2 thinking it was the JDK version problem--and still also
> looking for advice there).
[...]

Some hints...

- see the error_log in Apache/logs too
- see mod_jserv.log if it exists too
- indeed the 1.3.1 SDK from Sun is the best choice
- try to execute java -version first manually, see if that works (you 
might be missing an OS package).

Sander
