>Noam wrote:
>
> Do you see any errors in the log (can be found in
> $ARTIFACTORY_HOME/logs/artifactory.log)?
Don't know why I didn't look there before (feel free to smack me about the head
and shoulders, as I really do know better).
It needed read AND write permissions on the security.import.xml file. I looked,
and it had 644 permissions, but I'd copied it as root. I changed the owner and
group to artifactory, restarted it, and it came up with the password changed to
password. Success!
One final question: it replaced security.import.xml with security.bootstrap.xml
- now that the password is reverted, should I delete this file?
Thanks for your help. :)
-ste
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