4 Bugs Fixed in this Release

This chapter reviews issues known to exist in previous Oracle HTTP Server releases that have now been resolved.

Resolved issues are described in the following table:

Issue	Description	Reported In OHS Version
Create DOMAIN_HOME/servers/<instancename>/logs manually when Diagnosing Start-up Failures	If an Oracle HTTP Server instance does not start and has not been started before, manually create the directory DOMAIN_HOME/servers/<instancename>/logs if it does not exist, then attempt to start the instance again so that all diagnostic information can be written. The log file lastinvocation.log, used for diagnosing some types of startup failures, will not be written if this log directory does not exist.	12.1.2.0.0
Creating Instance Named adminserver Throws Exception	If you try to create an instance with the name adminserver, Oracle HTTP Server throws an exception post after which you will not be able to create instances, even if they have valid names. Therefore, do not attempt to create instances that use the same name as a given administration server.	12.1.2.0.0
SSLWallet Directive in ssl.conf Might be Saved Incorrectly	When updating the SSL wallet in Fusion Middleware Control, the SSLWallet directive in ssl.conf might be saved incorrectly.	12.1.2.0.0
Create Log Directory Manually When Diagnosing Startup Failures	If an Oracle HTTP Server instance does not start and has not been started before, manually create the directory DOMAIN_HOME/servers/<instancename>/logs if it does not exist, then attempt to start the instance again so that all diagnostic information can be written. The log file lastinvocation.log, used for diagnosing some types of startup failures, will not be written if this log directory does not exist.	12.1.2.0.0
WebLogic Plug-in Enabled option incorrectly described as a checkbox.	The WebLogic Plug-in Enabled option on the server and cluster pages was incorrectly described as a checkbox in earlier releases of Using Oracle WebLogic Server Proxy Plug-Ins. The WebLogic Plug-in Enabled option is actually a drop-down list containing three items. For more information, see Prerequisites for Configuring the WebLogic Proxy Plug-In.	12.1.3.0.0
Incorrect location of the EditHttpConf tool on the Windows platform was given in the Installation Guide.	The section Configuring Oracle HTTP Server WebGate for Oracle Access Manager in Installing and Configuring Oracle HTTP Server incorrectly listed the path to the EditHttpConf tool on the Windows platform as Oracle_Home/webgate/ohs/tools/setup/InstallTools/EditHttpConf. This has been corrected to Oracle_Home/webgate/ohs/tools/EditHttpConf.	12.1.3.0.0