Resin-3.2.1 (built Fri, 17 Oct 2008 04:11:01 PDT)
I can't seem to run resin on port 80. I can run it on 8080 just fine,
but when I change the config file to "80", I get:
Can't use JNI to listen to port '0.0.0.0:80' because JNI support has
not been compiled
I'm launching it as root, but I've
Rick,
I don't think resin is picking up the right interface to listen on. You
may have to specify your hostname somewhere in the resin.conf. I have a
clustered setup, so I don't think my config file will help you much.
Dan
Rick Mann wrote:
> Resin-3.2.1 (built Fri, 17 Oct 2008 04:11:01 PDT)
On many UNIX systems only the root user can bind to ports below 1024,
with out some tricks. That's probably your situation since it works
fine on port 8080 but not port 80. If you comment out the user-name
section and run it as root, it works fine on port 80?
Aaron
Rick Mann wrote:
> Resin-3
It does; I tried that right after sending the original post. But I
thought resin was set up to do the binding (launched as root) then run
as a different user after that.
On Mar 18, 2009, at 12:52:37, Aaron Freeman wrote:
> On many UNIX systems only the root user can bind to ports below 1024,
Hi. I'm using HessianKit to connect to a resin/hessian server setup. I
build and deploy against three different Resin installations. One runs
a version of 3.0, another 3.1, and a third 3.2.
In the 3.0 and 3.1 installations, variables of type java.util.Date
ended up getting wrapped in a dicti
