Your restart is what probably did it. At startup Roller will try to
populate missing property values in the runtime config table.
I use the jar with its stock name on FC3, so I don't think that's the issue.
--a.
cbattles (sent by Nabble.com) wrote:
Well after a ton of headaches I finally tried to move over to my devel box and
try this again.
After the initial install of all the packages and finishing the configurations,
I came up with the same problem again. However this time I renamed the
Connector/J .jar from mysql-connector-java-3.0.17-ga-bin.jar to
mysql-connector.jar and restarted tomcat
$ /etc/init.d/tomcat5 restart
And low and behold.... it seems to work.
Of course I don't know if ti was the connector file name or that tomcat needed a restart, but I thought I'd post this for anyone else who may be having, or may have in the future, a similar problem.
My guess is it was the file name issue, but since I wiped my original install
on the webserver, I can't go back and check.
Thanks for the help, sicne telling me it was a DB access problem allowed me to
focus in on a certain area.
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