in VMwareServer.java:
final String[] revertCmd = {"java", "-cp", "CaptureServer.jar",
"capture.VMwareServerExt", "nRevert", address, port + "", vmUniqueId +
"", username, password, vmPath, guestUsername, guestPassword,
guestCmd, cmdOptions, timeout + ""};
This is exec'd as a system command - but if you don't have the correct
'java' as the first item in your PATH, it will barf. I was invoking
java with the full path for capture itself, but missed this usage
within the code - it was picking up gcj instead of j2sdk 1.6.
(arguably not a bug, but a misconfiguration of my system - might be
nice to print out the stderr/stdout of the exec call if everything
goes fubar though.
a good enough fix for me was:
$ sudo ln -s /home/jamie/jdk1.6.0_10/jre/bin/java /usr/bin/java
although i don't know if this is the correct fedora way to do things.
)
cheers,
Jamie
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UK Honeynet Project: http://www.ukhoneynet.org/
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