Tomcat version 6.x via EasyApache

[Galimberti]

I am trying right now to use my unlimited hosting to set up a music portal has private. Tomcat is properly integrated with cpanel, it is easily configured to limit the use of CPU and memory resources of the server (which is good when it comes to shared hosting in order not to penalize our roommates) Although there is no recess that subsonic who needs tomcat and I am sure that you would like to develop with java. I have not really afford to purchase or a dedicated server or a second accommodation in Parallel to this one. I am in PlanetHoster, I do not intend to change at all but I want to take full advantage of the opportunities the Internet. Please suggest use Tomcat version 6.x via EasyApache. Thanks.

[Ernest]

If you ask me now advise of jsp pages I can not advise PlanetHoster and it annoys me a bit because the service is really up to it. In terms of everything else I recommend the unlimited plan without arrest those who speak to me. Of course I'm biased because I really need Apache Tomcat at the moment but I also told by altruism because it costs nothing to implement and is therefore an increase in service more clients.

[Venator]

You need to try to install cpanel on a virgin CentOS 5.3. It enable quotas in fstab, remount the partition and run:

wget http://layer1.cpanel.net/latest
chmod + x latest
sh latest

It's head, but normally that's it. I installed for a client four months ago and I did everything by hand is not very complicated.

[Quentin]

EasyApache allows you to choose your version of Apache, PHP etc ... It depends on what you want, it is best to leave default and click on start customizing. By default, Easyapache starts only listening on the IP address 127.0.0.1 (you can not access it from another computer.) You must go into the configuration of Easyapache and ask him to listen to all the IP address of your computer.

[Paxton]

A solution to use an Apache server on a LAN is use the web folder of the item "server" as a local web file:
* On each item "customer" of the network:
* EasyPhp install, run
* Right-click on the icon, choose Administration
* In the Apache section, click on + [Add]
* Type the alias name you want and the target folder type: \ \ Server \ Dossier_weblocal \ Site
* On each post, you can access the server through the url: http://127.0.0.1/alias
If anyone has a solution to avoid installing easyPhp on the client, I'm interested.

[Galbraith]

You need to Small update regarding Tomcat my config is as follows:

# Enable expirations
It ExpiresActive
# Expire GIF images after a month in the client's cache
ExpiresByType image / gif A259
# HTML documents are good for a week from the
# Time They Were changed
ExpiresByType text / html M604
<IfModule Mod_cache.c>
Disk_cache_module LoadModule modules / mod_disk_cache.so
<IfModule Mod_disk_cache.c>
CacheRoot / Data / http-cache
CacheEnable disk /
CacheDirLevels 3
CacheDirLength 1
It CacheIgnoreCacheControl
# Set-Cookie CacheIgnoreHeaders
CacheIgnoreQueryString Off
It CacheIgnoreNoLastMod
</ IfModule>
</ IfModule> 

[Acalapati]

I use the same server-automation 3CX PABX (for the SIP phone) and Easyphp. Both use Apache and therefore must create a conflict because of these two instances of Apache, I think even this is not the same versions of apache to be executed. After much research, here's what to do, I do not really understand why, but it works! Must change httpd.conf in C: \ Program Files \ 3CX PhoneSystem \ Bin \ Apache \ conf

<IfModule Mpm_winnt.c> 
ThreadsPerChild two hundred 
MaxRequestsPerChild 0 
</ IfModule>

We must reduce ThreadsPerChild.