Tomcat is gone?

[Ben Pahne]

Yes!

You only need Apache and Mod_JK for the new Open-Xchange Server. We made our own AJP Interface.

Ben

[Tobias Prinz]

...which means you should turn off your Tomcat (usually by /etc/init.d/tomcat5 stop) if you get error messages like this in your log when starting the OX:

SEVERE: java.net.BindException: Address already in use

~Tierlieb
*who makes that mistake nearly every second morning*

[Guizmo]

So no solution when we use on the same server other java software running under Tomcat ?

If no solution exist, this AJP Interface really looks like a problem more than a solution...

[Martin Heiland]

You may either let Tomcat or Open-Xchange run on another port. 8009 is default at both which causes the compatibility problem.

[Guizmo]

Is there a problem to let Open-Xchange with port 8010 ?

[Martin Heiland]

Absolutely not.
I tried this for myself 5 minutes ago, and it takes 2 places to configure the port used for ajp.

/opt/open-xchange/etc/groupware/ajp.properties (AJP_PORT=8010)
and
/etc/libapache2-mod-jk/workers.properties (worker.ajp13_worker.port=8010)

Just restart apache2 and the groupware service after that change and you will not notice any changes, except that it runs on another port now

Greetings

[Guizmo]

Well, what to say ? maybe Thanks

[mayank]

yes martin
It's wrking, but when i issue command
#nmap localhost
it doesn't show that new port assigned
why this ?

Absolutely not.
I tried this for myself 5 minutes ago, and it takes 2 places to configure the port used for ajp.

/opt/open-xchange/etc/groupware/ajp.properties (AJP_PORT=8010)
and
/etc/libapache2-mod-jk/workers.properties (worker.ajp13_worker.port=8010)

Just restart apache2 and the groupware service after that change and you will not notice any changes, except that it runs on another port now

Greetings