Yes This is how it is run we have a service account called
[EMAIL PROTECTED] So it should have no problem accessing the UNC share
under that account. What I am seeing is when we hijack the Web Root in
jrun-web.xml. Jrun's parser is seems to only allow 1 '\' not '\\' even
when I escape the slashes I see this in the error logs

Error [web-2] - File not found: /probe.cfm The specific sequence of
files included or processed is: \srv-intweb\webroot$\Intranet\probe.cfm

The exact way I have the web root set when this error was generated was
\\\\srv-intweb\webroot$\Intranet  and it appears the same when I try
//srv-intweb/webroot$/Intranet

So it is clearly an issue with how JRun parses the file

All works well under JRUN Connector but we cant use it with hardware
load balancing

Eric

-----Original Message-----
From: Snake [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Thursday, July 13, 2006 7:23 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: UNC shares and JRUN/CFMX Help

The JRUN service needs to run as a user that has access to network
paths. By
default it runs as SYSTEM which does not.

snake 

-----Original Message-----
From: Eric A. Haskins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: 13 July 2006 23:36
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: UNC shares and JRUN/CFMX Help

A quick addendum to my post. I believe JRUN parses the so if I specify A
UNC
of \\srv-intweb\webroot$\Intranet When I check the logs I see

Error [web-2] - File not found: /probe.cfm The specific sequence of
files
included or processed is: \srv-intweb\webroot$\Intranet\probe.cfm


Even when I escape the unc with \\\\srv-intweb\webroot$\Intranet it
still
returns Error [web-2] - File not found: /probe.cfm The specific sequence
of
files included or processed is: \srv-intweb\webroot$\Intranet\probe.cfm

Anyone have any ideas???

Thx
~Eric






Hello,

Has anyone been able to successfully use a UNC share as the web root for
JRUN ( JWS ). In our Dev distributed environment I am currently proxying
from IIS6 to our JRUN/CFMX 7 Ent. Servers.  

 

All works well if I copy our website to both servers locally. I am now
trying to get JRUN to see our share that holds our dev environment so I
don't have to have 1 copy of the site for the 3 IIS frontend servers (on
the
UNC share) and 3 copies locally for each of the JRUN/CFMX boxes.

This wouldn't be an issue if we were running the Jrun connector
unfortunately we are using Hardware load balancers so we have to rely on
JWS
in JRUN. I am starting to think I may have to use mapped drives to make
this
function properly

 

Been googling for 2 days on this one! Any ideas would be appreciated!!

 

Thx,

 

~Eric









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