[opencms-dev] can't start opencms after mysql password change

[Joe Desbonnet]

Also make sure you are running the correct Java VM. Fedora 4/5 comes
with a free Java stack. So if you normally run with the Sun VM it is
easy to accidently powerup an application with Fedora's VM.

BTW: I would be curious to know if the free Java stack as shipped with
FC4/FC5 can run Opencms...

Joe.


On 4/12/06, Dmitry Lihachev <lda at tusur.ru> wrote:
> Hello, Mike. 12.04.2006 9:24 You wrote:
> > All,
> >
> > This has something to do with the way in which I am starting tomcat.
>  > I can sucessfully start tomcat and opencms when I start tomcat from a
>  > command line using the startup.sh script.
> >
> > However, when using an automated init.d script to startup tomcat it fails.  > I'm confused about this because this was working flawlessly in
> the past.
>  > However, I recently changed the password to the root user on the linux
>  > box as well (I'm using Fedora Core 4).
> >
> > The init.d script uses the following command to start tomcat....
> >
> > daemon su -c /usr/local/jakarta-tomcat-4.1.31/bin/startup.sh tomcat
> >
> >
> > Does anyone have any experience with this issue?
> >
> >
> > Mike
> >
>
> I think problem in the file permissions of the tomcat folders. Look on
> permissions of tomcat/webapps/opencms. May be you installed OpenCms when
> tomcat was started as root process and now OpenCms folders has only root
> read-write permission. IMHO you must change owner of webapps tomcat
> folders to your tomcat system account (e.g. tomcat or www - see
> /ets/passwd) by the following command
> # chown -R ${TOMCAT_ACCOUNT_NAME} ${TOMCAT_WEBAPPS_FOLDER}
>
> Sorry for my poor English.
>
> --
> WBR, Dmitry Lihachev
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>
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