I dont get it either. After updating the domain property to include
the context name the log still complains about non-existing files,
which is wrong:
tail: /opt/jboss3/server/default/log/server.log: file truncated
DEBUG [CacheHandler] Streaming
uri:http://prispiraten.com/magnolia/magcristal.html
ERROR [CacheHandler] Failed to stream [/magcristal.html] due to a
java.io.FileNotFoundException:
http://prispiraten.com/magnolia/magcristal.html
ERROR [CacheHandler] NOT Caching uri [/magcristal.html] due to a
previous error
Any ideas?
.// andreas
Can you access this URL
http://prispiraten.com/magnolia/magcristal.html from the same machine
where magnolia is running?
perhaps its blocked
try to add localhost:PORT instead of domain if that's the case.
- Sameer
Unfortunately this is not possible as the cms is deployed on a server,
which I do not have physical access to.
I use the cms out of the box with no modifications to templates and
stuff.
Things I've changed are locations of the repository, cache and logging.
The pages work in variety of different web browser on several platforms.
So pages get served, but caching is not working :-(
.// andreas
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