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Sounds to me like the uid apache is running under does not have read
access to stuff in /home/username.
Are you running in manual mode? It might be best if you did manual
mode, making each user responsible for starting their own jserv, and
thus guaranteeing (well, nearly) correct access rights to files in
their own directories.
This is what we do, and instead of having zones, we just assign
everyone their own jserv port number, and define the ApJServMount
commands in the httpd conf appropriately. That way if somebody puts
their serlvet into an infinite loop, they are the only ones who
suffer :-)
-billo
From: Ben Ricker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thu, 29 Jun 2000 09:59:15 -0500
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I am trying to setup a development test environment on Linux Redhat
using Apache 1.3.12, Jserv 1.1.2, and Blackdown 1.2.2rc4 JVM.
I wanted to have each programmer's servlets in their $HOME/servlets and
have each repository map to the path /home/username/servlets. However,
in the jserv.log, I get an IllegalArgumentException: Repository does not
exist. When I moved the servlets into the $APACHEHOME/servlets/username
and change the repository, the servlets work.
Is it the case that the servlets must be in the $APACHEHOME? I have the
zone mounted as follows:
/username /username
Is there something I am missing?
Ben Ricker
Web Administrator
US-Rx, Inc.
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