Re: [inbox] Newbie - Tomcat on read only folder

2003-11-04 Thread IvanLatysh
Hello, Ricardo!
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 RFd I recently started to use Tomcat and I wanted to know if it's
 RFd possible to run Tomcat from within a read only folder. My intention
 RFd is to install Tomcat into a hard drive, deploy the Gridsphere web
 RFd portal into it and then burn them onto a CD in order to have an
 RFd instant web portal. Is this possible?
 RFd What should I do?
Why not, it is a good idea to do so, but running from CD going to be slow.
What you have to do:
1) configure tomcat to use a different drive for logs and for temporary files.
For example on Win env. your logs should be saved to c:\ It make shure that tomcat 
will have access to your drive regardless of CD ROM letter.
2) burn CD (or create a folder with read only permissions on the hard drive) and test 
it.

It is not a problem, usually on production servers (unix env) /bin mounted as read 
only, to minimaze risk of hacking.

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RE: [inbox] Newbie - Tomcat on read only folder

2003-11-04 Thread Shapira, Yoav

Howdy,

 RFd I recently started to use Tomcat and I wanted to know if it's
 RFd possible to run Tomcat from within a read only folder. My
intention
 RFd is to install Tomcat into a hard drive, deploy the Gridsphere web
 RFd portal into it and then burn them onto a CD in order to have an
 RFd instant web portal. Is this possible?
 RFd What should I do?
Why not, it is a good idea to do so, but running from CD going to be
slow.
What you have to do:
1) configure tomcat to use a different drive for logs and for temporary
files.
For example on Win env. your logs should be saved to c:\ It make shure
that
tomcat will have access to your drive regardless of CD ROM letter.
2) burn CD (or create a folder with read only permissions on the hard
drive) and test it.

Don't forget the work and temp directories in addition to the logs.
These are configurable in server.xml.  In addition, it is your
responsibility to ensure your app never writes to disk accept in a
specification-compliant manner.

Yoav Shapira



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