Thanx Kelvin. Your idea is correct. Not quite sure why Tomcat will give me a "file not found" error message if it is the user permission problem. I have one more question to ask:
Is it OK to change the user/group permission of all files under the tomcat directory to nobody:nobody as suggested by Kelvin/you, though I don't think so? = >
Thx
Jason
-----Original Message-----
From: Kevin Sangeelee
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 3/23/01 12:35 AM
Subject: Re: JSP file: 404 file not found(caused by user ID?)
On Fri, 23 Mar 2001, Jason wrote:
> I run the tomcat using startup.sh using the user "root". It runs
> fine. If I run it using the same startup.sh but using the user
"nobody"
> instead, then I will get ".....jsp file: file not found" when running
> few sample programs. E.g. the "INCLUDE" sample program. However,
not
> all sample programs (.jsp file) give me the same kind of response. I
am
> not absolutely sure it is related to the problem I mention above. I
> just know I get this problem whenever I run the script using the user
> "nobody" . Strange....
Have you tried chown -R nobody.nobody * from your tomcat directory?
Perhaps there are permission problems.
