Hi MexIQ ,
I'm not sure about this solution. But you can try setting LANG
environment variable
like , export LANG=ja_JP.utf8 and restarting resin.
-Anoop
MexIQ wrote:
>Thank you Markus, It is not matter of the file encoding because the
>problem also happened with my database results (using m
OK - I wasn't going to say anything. I was gonna just be a silent lurker...
I wanted to run Blojsom. It was a change from running Blosxom. I decided
after much effort and consternation to run under Windows XP. I know... I
know... evil empire and all that. But It was the only platform that would
s
> Running apt-get install libapache-mod-php5 is a lot easier than running
> Resin for 99.99% of people in my experience.
We are planning on creating a debian package after the 3.1.1 release.
With the decision to package the Sun JDK as a debian package that should
work fairly well.
> Why Caucho d
> Is there a list of changers and er ... fixed bugs in 3.1 please?
http://www.caucho.com/resin-3.1/changes/index.xtp
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For changing users there is "su". Near the top of my (2.x and 3.x)
startup scripts I have something like:
mandatory_user=webserveruser
username=`id -un`
# restart with right user if needed
if [ "$username" != "$mandatory_user" ]; then
exec su -c "$0 $*" - $mandatory_user
fi
I'm assuming this is on Linux or something else that's Unixy. You can
find out what your limit for open files is by typing "ulimit -a".
Here's an example from one of my systems:
# ulimit -a
core file size (blocks, -c) 0
data seg size (kbytes, -d) unlimited
max nice
[2007-03-13 03:00:13] Error rotating logs
java.io.FileNotFoundException:
/home/live/clearcomm.7soft.co.uk/WEB-INF/logs/access.log (Too many open
files)
Using resin 3.0.21
Getting this in the log files
got < 2000 open descriptors if I check using lsof of which 600 odd are in
use by resin.
Th
Scott Ferguson wrote:
> On Mar 13, 2007, at 10:10 AM, David Campbell wrote:
>
>> Kuntz, Tim wrote:
>>> It works partly and you must invoke it using bin/httpd.sh start. The
>>> "start" is important because the watchdog manager won't start
>>> otherwise
>>> and that is what handles the user switch
On Mar 13, 2007, at 10:10 AM, David Campbell wrote:
> Kuntz, Tim wrote:
>> It works partly and you must invoke it using bin/httpd.sh start. The
>> "start" is important because the watchdog manager won't start
>> otherwise
>> and that is what handles the user switching.
>
> Well it doesn't work
Kuntz, Tim wrote:
> It works partly and you must invoke it using bin/httpd.sh start. The
> "start" is important because the watchdog manager won't start otherwise
> and that is what handles the user switching.
Well it doesn't work for me on 3.19 Pro with a valid licence
Dave
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On Mar 13, 2007, at 9:09 AM, David Campbell wrote:
> Kuntz, Tim wrote:
>> Mike,
>>
>> You can only do this if you are running Resin Pro with a valid
>> license.
>>
>> This also only works if you start Resin with watchdog as it
>> changes the
>> users.
Actually, you can also set LD_LIBRARY_PA
It works partly and you must invoke it using bin/httpd.sh start. The
"start" is important because the watchdog manager won't start otherwise
and that is what handles the user switching.
Here is the response Scott Ferguson gave me regarding this at that time.
===
Kuntz, Tim wrote:
> Mike,
>
> You can only do this if you are running Resin Pro with a valid license.
>
> This also only works if you start Resin with watchdog as it changes the
> users.
Are you saying that this is now fixed? Does it work when invoking resin
via httpd.sh?
Dave
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Mike,
You can only do this if you are running Resin Pro with a valid license.
This also only works if you start Resin with watchdog as it changes the
users.
Look in the resin.conf file for the following entries...
One final warning... I was only able to get this to work for port 80 and
Hi,
I'm running Resin 3.1.0 on Debian and would like to automate Resin
startups after a reboot. I'm currently starting Resin as a non-root
user on a non-root port, then using iptables to redirect traffic to
port 80. I know how to start Resin as root at bootup but am not sure
how to do th
Hi everyone,
There are three encodings you need to worry about: script encoding,
output encoding, and runtime encoding. By default, Quercus uses UTF-8
for all three. Script encoding is for when your scripts are in an
encoding other than UTF-8. It can be set in your web.xml file with:
http:/
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