_pages does not exist running jsp on Linux

Hi
Wrote some jsp's and was running them using iAS 8i on Win 2000. I've now come to move them to their new home on a Linux machine running redhat and I get the following error:
Request URI:/dbserv/ds.jsp
Exception:
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Repository /dbserv/_pages does not exist!
I've setup the conf files as per "Running Oracle JSP on Apache", but I cannot understand what I've setup differently.
Also I read somewhere that pages defaults to the document root so I placed an empty pages directory into the document root I've specified in the the virtual host section. Still no luck.
Has anyone seen anything similar?
Thanks
Nicole
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