[opencms-dev] Module Import / Static Export problem (Win to Linux)

[John Mazzocchi]

Hi, I'd be very grateful if someone could shed some light on this ...

Ok, I've been developing my website (modules) on my Windows machine - I'm now finished and everything works fine. On WinXP anyway. Static export works prefectly, no problems at all.

So now I have to move everything to my Linux box ...

I export the modules on the Windows machine and then FTP the modules and the opencms-importexport.xml & opencms-modules.xml to the Linux machine and then I bounce Tomcat.

Now I've set the StaticExport to use the AfterPublish publisher ... so when I try to import the modules on the Linux machine, everything seems to go ok until it tries to export (which I automatically tries to do, obviously).

I get the following errors (many of them) ...

Exception java.net.ConnectException: Connection refused at java.netPlainSocketImpl.socketConnect(Native Method) at java.net.PlainSocketImpl.doConnect(PlainSocketImpl .... etc.

Now, it seems to create the export directories just fine, but there's no template resources, only (an old set of) non-template resources. No HTML files, in other words.
I've also noticed that Tomcat is running as root, and so I assume that OpenCms is also running as root. Since the permissions on the directories are rwx for root, I assume that it can actually write to those directories ...

But the error feels like a permissions problem ... has anyone a clue?

I've tried chmod -R 777 on the export directories (just in case), but when OpenCms tries to re-export, it recreates the export directories with rwxr-xr-x again.

Any help gratefully accepted.

Cheers
John Mazzocchi


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