Subject: Permissions problem
I recently upgraded my webapps, and now I am being forced to run tomcat
as root. I'd rather run it as a different user like I used to.
I know that somewhere tomcat is having a permissions problem reading or
writing something, but it is very hard for me to decipher what
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Sent: Thursday, March 25, 2004 2:57 AM
Subject: Permissions problem
I recently upgraded my webapps, and now I am being forced to run tomcat
as root. I'd rather run it as a different user like I used to.
I know that somewhere tomcat is having a permissions problem reading or
writing
: Daniel Gibby [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Tomcat Users List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 25, 2004 2:57 AM
Subject: Permissions problem
I recently upgraded my webapps, and now I am being forced to run tomcat
as root. I'd rather run it as a different user like I used to.
I know
is in
the
root of the tomcat directory (jakarta-tomcat-x.x.xx).
Doug
- Original Message - From: Daniel Gibby
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Sent: Thursday, March 25, 2004 2:57 AM
Subject: Permissions problem
I recently upgraded my webapps, and now I am being
I recently upgraded my webapps, and now I am being forced to run tomcat
as root. I'd rather run it as a different user like I used to.
I know that somewhere tomcat is having a permissions problem reading or
writing something, but it is very hard for me to decipher what I need to
change
Hi Everyone,
I have set up apache 2, tomcat 4.18 to connect to each other. I think I'm
most of the way there but I have on problem.
If I have an index.html file in my c:\tomcat\webapps\nnmall2 directory, and
then I have my web.xml file that has a welcome-file entry for index.html
like the one
