i just unloaded DM 5.3 on a fedora 11 system and ran
"bin/jbossctl start", at which point i was told in log/jboss.log:
++ /home/rpjday/nuxeo/dl/nuxeo-distribution-jboss-5.3.0/bin/run.sh -c default
jbossctl: line 136:
/home/rpjday/nuxeo/dl/nuxeo-distribution-jboss-5.3.0/bin/run.sh:
Permission denied
i thought this was odd until i looked at that line:
eval "$CMD_START" >>${LOG} 2>&1 & [line 136]
since that attempts to invoke the "run.sh" script without using "sh"
explicitly, the run.sh script would normally have to be executable.
but a quick perusal of the shell scripts in bin/ shows that none of
them are set executable, so it's not surprising that permission was
denied.
as a quick fix, i changed that line in jbossctl to read:
eval sh "$CMD_START" >>${LOG} 2>&1 &
and that seems to have solved the problem. but shouldn't those
scripts normally be set executable?
rday
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