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On Fri, 21 Jul 2000, you wrote:
>If manual, then whatever the jserv launching user can read.
>Sam, sounds a bit dubious starting as root...but if you must(eg; port < 1000
>etc). I wouldn't..
That's only my dev environment, don't worry :)
>>Anything that jserv reads must be world
>>readable, including the jserv configs, property files, class
>>files, jar files etc.
>
>This is a joke right? I like to add unix file permissioning to my security
>layers...but I'm paranoid.
>
>Anyway, Sam don't go down the conf/jar permission path....sounds like the
>native library not linked as you expect...sorry not be of more help..
How can a native library be linked successfully in manual mode and not
successfully in automatic mode? The library itself is world-readable and
is located in /usr/lib. And it is successfully loaded, because otherwise
System.loadLibrary would already throw an exception, which doesn't happen.
Sam Jordan
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