For the solution and posterity:
http://wiki.objectstyle.org/confluence/display/WOL/mail/3375976
Thanks to Chuck, Mike, Pascal, Guido, and Johan for lending a hand in
trying to figure this problem out. Yet another beer owed -- one day.
Negative points to me for attempting a deployment with an unstable
version of wolips. It was a good exercise though and I got my server
set up a little more securely thanks to this one. :-)
And thanks to Wade for nailing it down. My app is running well now.
Tim
On Sep 11, 2008, at 12:49 PM, TW wrote:
On Sep 11, 2008, at 10:43 AM, Mike Schrag wrote:
However, I still can't launch it via JavaMonitor -- and I don't
know why. There's still no feedback of a failure.
Check ownership of the logs folder (i.e. make sure WO can write to
wherever you're specifying logs to be written). Try making your
woa chmod -R a+rx to remove variables.
My app instances had previously been writing their logs to /tmp but
during the course of trying to solve this issue I started writing
them to /Library/WebObjects/log and I gave the appserver user
ownership of that directory. I did add read/execute to all but that
didn't help. Since it runs via the command line there has to be
something simple.
Tim
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