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George Paul commented on TS-6:
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Response to comments:

1. user/group : nobody/nobody
Since there is a Jira Ticket TS-15 to cover this specific issue I would suggest 
that this issue gets fixed under that ticket :-)

2. PATH_NAME_MAX vs PATH_MAX
Originally PATH_NAME_MAX was to be used for PATH_MAX  for portability between 
OS's AFAIR. TS is more consistent in the use of PATH_NAME_MAX in the code base 
(cache, hostdb, plugins, etc) while TM is not as consistent. TC never used it. 
For TM I decided to pull the TS usage of PATH_NAME_MAX and make TM more 
consistent with this patch. For the default value I went with what is currently 
set for TS. We can bump it up to 1024. If the idea is to change to using 
PATH_MAX everywhere we should file a separate ticket and and also look at TC. 
TS usage would also have to be carefully examined.

3. ATS_ROOT vs TS_ROOT
TS_ROOT is fine by me

4. /etc/traffic_server
The idea was that first entry in '/etc/traffic_server' would point the to 
base/root install of the  version of TS that was designated to be run. You 
could have more than one entry in 
'/etc/traffic_server' so that you could switch/rollback to a previous 
version(s) if you wanted/needed to by making it the first entry in the file. If 
a different behavior is desired I would suggest that a new ticket should be 
filed so that it can be addressed more consistently across all the TS 
applications.

-George

> traffic_manager does not start
> ------------------------------
>
>                 Key: TS-6
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TS-6
>             Project: Traffic Server
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: Build
>            Reporter: Leif Hedstrom
>            Assignee: Andrew Hsu
>         Attachments: TS-6_traffic_manager_patch1.diff, 
> TS-6_traffic_manager_patch2.diff
>
>
> Seems some paths aren't properly set via the configure script or something:
> r...@fc11 204/0 # ./bin/traffic_manager 
> Manager ERROR: unable to change to root directory "/home/trafficserver" [2 
> 'No such file or directory']
> (last system error 2: No such file or directory)r...@fc11 205/0 # 

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