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Thanx Stephen
I checked it out and httpd is running as a user named wwrun. I changed the
permissions of this user to group root and got the same error. I tried group daemon
and also got the same error.
What class precisely is JServ attempting to to run on the JRE? Maybe that will help
me work out what's going wrong. I set the permissions on the directories and files in
all class path to allow read/write/execute by anybody, so I can't see te problem lies
here, but it must.
Any info would be appreciated
Thanx
Chris
On Wed, 26 Apr 2000 17:41:33 -0400, Stephen Adkins wrote:
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>>If I check my jserv log it says:
>>
>>[28/04/2000 01:24:24:016] (INFO) Apache Module was cleaned-up
>>[28/04/2000 01:24:27:678] (INFO) wrapper classpath:
>/usr/local/JSDK2.0/lib/jsdk.
>>jar:/usr/local/java/lib/ApacheJServ.jar
>>[28/04/2000 01:24:27:678] (INFO) wrapper: Java VM spawned (PID=1248, PPID=
>>1246)
>>[28/04/2000 01:24:27:679] (INFO) wrapper: Java Virtual Machine unable to
>start (
>>ERR=13: Permission denied)
>
>>Since I am logged in as root and I am using a default installation of
>apache and
>>Jserv, on standard install of SuSE, and I have checked my permissions and I
>>manually starting the httpd as root, how can I have a permissions error?
>
>>Frustrated Chris
>
>Chris,
>
>I'm not sure this is your problem, but he default installation of
>the Apache web server puts the following lines in your httpd.conf.
>
>User nobody
>Group nobody
>
>This means that if you run the web server as root, the actual
>httpd processes will be run as "nobody".
>Try "ps -ef | grep httpd" to see what user your httpd processes
>are running as. Then check to see that that user has the
>permissions necessary to run the JVM as indicated in the log.
>
>Stephen
>
>
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