4722607
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On Microsoft Windows 2000, cannot edit or remove
entries within a newly created mime file that omits the .types extension.
On Windows 2000, the MIME file must have the .types extension following
the file name in order for modifications to entries in the file. For example, mime2.types and not mime2
Solution
Use the .types extension for any mime file name.
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4725473
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External certificate nickname doesn’t
display on the Administration Console Nickname list.
When you install an external certificate through the Sun Java System Application Server Administration
interface, a problem is encountered when you attempt to enable SSL for the
http-listener by using the certificate that is installed on the external cryptographic
module. Although the installation of the certificate is successful, the certificate
nickname does not display in the Administration interface.
Solution
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Log in to the system where the Sun Java System Application
Server software is installed as an Administrative User.
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Link the http-listener to the certificate installed on the
external cryptographic module. Execute the asadmin command.
For more information on the asadmin command, see the asadmin(1M) man page.
/sun/appserver7/bin/asadmin
create-ssl --user admin --password password
--host host_name --port
8888 --type http-listener --certname nobody@apprealm:Server-Cert --instance
server1 --ssl3enabled=true --ssl3tlsciphers +rsa_rc4_128_md5 http-listener-1
This command establishes the link between the certificate and the server
instance; it does not install the certificate (which was done using the Administration
Console). Even though the certificate is linked with http-listener, the http-listener
will be listening in non-SSL mode.
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Enable the http-listener to listen in SSL mode by using the
following CLI command.
/sun/appserver7/bin/asadmin
set --user admin --password password
--host host_name --port
8888 server1.http-listener.http-listener-1.securityEnabled=true
This command switches the server instance listening state from non-SSL
to SSL.
After completing the preceding steps, the certificate is displayed in
the Admin Console.
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You can now use theAdmin Console to edit the http-listener
as needed.
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4728718
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When creating a new virtual server and a value
is given for the location of the log file, a File Not Found" error is reported.
In the Administration interface, the log file field cannot be used to
add any values.
Solution
Delete the virtual server just created, create the needed file, then
recreate the virtual server.
NOTE: To avoid the problem in the future—Always create the log
file first, before attempting to create the new virtual server.
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4741123
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On Solaris 9 update 2, default browser is incompatible
with Sun Java System Application Server 7.
When you attempt to use the Sun Java System Application Server Administrative
interface with the Solaris 9 4/03 operating environment default browser, the
following error message is displayed:
Unsupported Browser: Netscape 4.78.
It is recommended that you upgrade your browser to Netscape
4.79 or Netscape 6.2 to run the Sun Java System Application Server UI. Those
who choose not to continue and not upgrade might notice degraded performance
and/or unexpected behavior.
NOTE: If you are running the version of the Sun Java System Application
Server Administration interface that is included in the Solaris 9 4/03 operating
environment, you will need to use Netscape 4.79 or Netscape 7.0.
Solution
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For Sun Java System Application Server 7 standalone, upgrade to
Netscape 4.79 or Netscape 6.2— Use /usr/dt/bin/netscape6 instead
of /usr/dt/bin/netscape.
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For Sun Java System Application Server 7 bundled with Solaris,
upgrade to Netscape 4.79 or Netscape 7—Use /usr/dt/appconfig/SUNWns/netscape instead of /usr/dt/bin/netscape.
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4750616
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Access Control List (ACL) editing is not supported
on some versions of Netscape Navigator.
If you attempt to edit ACL entries while using either Netscape Navigator,
versions 6.x or 7.x, you might encounter intermittent problems, such as the
browser disappearing or the ACL edit screen never displays.
Solution
Choose one of the following workarounds.
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Use the supported 4.79 version of Netscape Navigator.
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Manually edit the ACL file. For details on ACL file formatting,
see the Sun Java System Application Server Administration
Guide.
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4752055
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Netscape 4.8 produces warning message on Administration
interface.
When using Netscape 4.8 to access the Administration interface, a warning
appears indicating Netscape 4.8 is an unsupported browser. Although no issues
have been identified when using Netscape 4.8 to run the Administration interface,
more thorough testing needs to be completed on this version of the Netscape
browser.
Solution
Select the Continue hyperlink from the warning message to continue using
the Administration interface.
Use Netscape 4.79, or upgrade to Netscape 6.2.
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4760714
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An invalid Help button appears in the Install
Certificate screen.
In the Install Certificate screen, which displays all the certificate
information entered, an invalid Help button is present in the Admin Console.
If you click this button, an error message is displayed indicating the help
page was not found. Context-sensitive help is only available by clicking the
Help link on the top frame of any page.
Solution
Click the Help link in the top pane for context-sensitive help.
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4760939
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SSL: A self-signed certificate generated by
certutil is not displayed on the Certificate Nickname list.
A self-signed certificate is generated by the certutil and
Certificate Nickname is not displayed on the Admin Console.
Solution
To use a self-signed certificate, you must manually edit the server.xml file.
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4848146
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Error occurs accessing the Admin Console if
the browser uses a proxy server.
If your browser is set to use a proxy server and the proxy server is
not configured to ignore localhost, an error occurs when you choose Start
Admin Console from the Start menu.
Solution
Disable the proxy server.
OR
Include localhost in the list of domains to be ignored by their proxy
server.
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4957860
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On Red Hat Enterprise Linux you get the message:
Failed to add MIME type.
When you attempt to add a MIME type to a MIME types file through the
Administration interface, an error appears to prevent accessing the Global
MIME Types page.
Solution
This problem happens because the default locale is set to en_US.UTF-8 instead of en_US. The workaround is to set export LANG=en_US, then restart the Admin Server.
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5011969
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On Solaris x86, HTTP listener and IIOP listener
pages in the Administration interface give errors.
Solution
The problem is caused by certain versions of jss3.jar.
Two workarounds exist:
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For patch levels 115924-03, 115925-03, 115926-03, 115927-03,
upgrade the SUNWjss package with a later version.
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Remove the path to jss3.jar from the server’s
classpath. To remove it, open server.xml for editing. Remove usr/share/lib/mps/secv1/jss3.jar from the classpath. This is the
first entry in the classpath unless you have explicitly modified it. Save server.xml and run asadmin reconfig. Before starting
your server instance, you also need to rename jss3.jar.
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