We are currently on DSpace 4.1. We have this setup in multiple testing
instances since about one year and as an productive System since
01.10.2014.
the important part is that user tomcat7 has the permission to read/write
to /dspace directory (or where you have installed it) and its content.
Am 22.12.2014 um 15:31 schrieb Baker, David A.:
Christian, what version of DSpace are you running? How long have you
been running it like this?
Thanks!
Christian Scheible
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We just add the users dspace and tomcat7 to a shared group (like
dspace) and recursivly add read/write permissions to the group for the
dspace files and folders.
Am 20.12.2014 um 09:34 schrieb Hilton Gibson:
Hi David
This is what I do:
http://wiki.lib.sun.ac.za/index.php/SUNScholar/Prepare_Ubuntu/S08#Step_8.5_Setup_Tomcat_server_permissions
Cheers
hg
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On 19 December 2014 at 22:33, Baker, David A. <daba...@milligan.edu
<mailto:daba...@milligan.edu>> wrote:
I’m doing some testing using Ubuntu server 14.04.1 and DSpace 4.2
Ubuntu’s package manager creates a service user, tomcat7, for
running Tomcat. So instead of fighting with Ubuntu, I am using
that user to run the Tomcat service. Also, I have created a Linux
user account, dspace, that I log into the server with.
Is it OK that I did my Maven/Ant build/install using my normal
user, dspace, and then gave ownership and permissions of all of
my dspace files to the Tomcat user, tomcat7?
Ubuntu gives the tomcat7 user a home directory of
“/usr/share/tomcat7” and a shell of “/bin/false”, so without
changing the user I am unable to do any building with it. Would it
be better if I were to assign “/home/tomcat7” to my Tomcat service
user so it can do the build, or is there some reason that the
Ubuntu package manager has assigned “/usr/share/tomcat7” as the
home directory? I don’t want to break the service user account,
and I don’t want to cause some problem down the road by doing the
build/install with a normal user.
Thanks for any info!
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Digital Resources & Web Development Specialist
Milligan College – P.H. Welshimer Memorial Library
423-461-8703 | library.milligan.edu <http://library.milligan.edu/>
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