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Simeon Pinder commented on AS7-4880:
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Ah. Good point/catch. So on refresh we're reloading the url which reissued the last
command to reset the state and clobber what was just set to another value via the cli.
Hmmm. I follow now. Now that you've explained it, this does not appear to be an
issue. You should be able to close this jira then. Apologies for the confusion.
modcluster subsystem operations(stop*/enable*/disable*-context) on
http instance stop working after/with mod_cluster_manager use
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Key: AS7-4880
URL:
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/AS7-4880
Project: Application Server 7
Issue Type: Bug
Components: Web
Affects Versions: 7.1.2.Final (EAP)
Environment: ER8
Reporter: Simeon Pinder
Assignee: Jean-Frederic Clere
Labels: rhq
With a modcluster setup if you are using the cli subsystem (stop*/enable*/disable*
-context) operations to modify contexts successfully and then you or anyone else uses the
http://<ip address>:<port>/mod_cluster_manager to enable/disable any contexts
then continued operations by cli stop working. The only fix in this situation is to
restart the http instance which is pretty bad.
It appears that the two mechanism to communicate with the http modcluster manager clobber
each other in some way with the cli subsystem loosing the ability to make changes.
Additionally we should add something to the release notes suggesting to disable/deprecate
the usage of mod_cluster_manager. However this should be resolved more completely because
as7 subsystem commands from a completely valid setup simply won't work with no
feedback.
Note: mod_cluster_manager commands and operations continue happily.
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