Eric Wittle <ericw <at> wittle.net> writes: > > Aaron, > > Thanks for replying. Unfortunately, the Tomcat archive (http:// > archive.apache.org/dist/tomcat/tomcat-5/archive/) has 5.5.11, and > 5.5.13, but no 5.5.12. I am betting this is a long shot anyway, but > thanks for replying. > > I've been trying to run jetspeed 2 on my Mac PowerBook; next I'll try > it on my linux machine to see if that makes any difference. > > I believe from what I read of the login process that both of the > pages I supposedly don't have access to are actually Tomcat pages > rather than Jetspeed pages (login/redirector and j_security_check). > > -Eric >
Eric, Ok, so now I am in your boat. I just did a build on fedora core 3 repeating my exact same procedure as before. There are only two differences: 1. My last build was on FC 2. 2. My last build used an older version of tomcat, this time I used 5.5.15. And guess what, admin account logs in no probs, but all my other accounts don't. I am using my custom LDAP authenticator, so mysql is definitely NOT the problem. I found the same thing as you. If I grant the admin role to one of my users, then the login works fine. Otherwise, no dice. It is in fact (as you say) the login/redirector for which the 403 is returned as evidenced by my apache access logs. I have a tomcat 5.5.9 kicking around (I think I said when i was running 5.5.12 I was incorrect with no problems, I was wrong). I'm going to deploy on 5.5.9 and see if I get it working again, I'll post back my results, but I'm betting I will be successful. aaron --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
