I use it every day to remind me how to set up debugging. I will be
extremely unhappy if it goes away. I also think the server may not
run well with a smaller heap.
can you edit your settings into this file instead of removing it? I
find that much more convenient than trying to remember a long command
line.
thanks
david jencks
On Mar 10, 2008, at 12:52 PM, Jason Warner wrote:
I found where the file is, but I'm not quite sure what to do about
it. My vote would go towards just removing it, but I'm sure it was
put there with a purpose to begin with. Anyone have objections to
removing it or any other ideas as to what to do with it?
On Mon, Mar 10, 2008 at 1:36 PM, Jason Warner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
I've been getting strange errors when trying to change the amount
of memory available to my instance of geronimo that I have launched
through gshell. After some digging, I found that what I believe is
an old sample that was left in the etc/rc.d/ directory (start-
server,default.groovy) is setting the max heap size to 512m. This
causes issues as it overrides whatever the user provides on the
command line. Meaning if I try to issue the command "geronimo/
start-server -J -Xmx1024m -J -Xms1024m" I would get an incompatible
initial and maximum heap size error because the rc.d file is
overwriting my command options and setting maximum heap size to
512m. I fixed this by deleting the file in the rc.d directory.
Does anyone know where this file comes from? I assume it gets
added in somehow during build time. I'll have to look and see if I
can find where. In the meantime, I'll open an issue for this.
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~Jason Warner
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