Note that it's a known issue: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JSPWIKI-129
It seems unlikely that it would ever be fixed though. The amount of
sheer work involved is very high.
/Janne
On 5 Aug 2009, at 23:11, Will Berriss wrote:
Thanks!
That's made it work! I'm gobsmacked. :)
Thanks for all your help. It is a shame about having to turn security
off so I will raise a bug report. Actually I raised a bug earlier
about
JSPWiki.war, so I will reuse that one.
Thank you very much for your time and effort. :)
Will
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On Wed Aug 05 21:45 (+0000), Kalle Kivimaa wrote:
Easiest way around that is to change /etc/default/tomcat5.5
TOMCAT5_SECURITY=no
You shouldn't need this, though, so you might want to make a bug
report to the Ubuntu bug tracker.
Will Berriss <[email protected]> writes:
Hi Kalle,
I did that, but it had made no difference. :(
So I purged jspwiki and reinstalled, but still no joy. :(
I attach logs again. (There is a mention of access denied to the
jspwiki.properties files I notice.)
Thanks
Will
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On Wed Aug 05 21:15 (+0000), Kalle Kivimaa wrote:
Base URL of "JSPWiki/" is absolutely incorrect, as it is not a
valid
URL. Do this:
dpkg-reconfigure --default-priority jspwiki
And give
http://localhost:8180/JSPWiki/
to the base URL configuration question. Restart tomcat.
Will Berriss <[email protected]> writes:
OK, I did that.
The ONLY question it asked me was what base URL I wanted.
So I just typed: JSPWiki/
Now when I go to that URL below it says:
HTTP Status 404 -
type Status report
message
description The requested resource () is not available.
Apache Tomcat/5.5
Logs attached (only 2 tomcat log files had a new timestamp on
them):
Thanks!
Will
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On Wed Aug 05 20:42 (+0000), Kalle Kivimaa wrote:
OK, please run these:
dpkg --purge jspwiki
aptitude install jspwiki
Give defaults to any debconf questions.
Restart tomcat.
Go to http://localhost:8180/JSPWiki/
If it still doesn't work, mail me the log files again.
Will Berriss <[email protected]> writes:
Please find it attached.
Some of it was written by dpkg-reconfigure jspwiki when I ran
that.
Then I edited by hand and changed a few things as per Terry's
instructions on the mailing list. My changes have the comment
#WPB by the,.
Thanks,
Will
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On Wed Aug 05 19:29 (+0000), Kalle Kivimaa wrote:
Please send me the /etc/jspwiki/jspwiki.properties file.
Will Berriss <[email protected]> writes:
Hi Kalle,
http://localhost:8180/JSPWiki/ fails, but then that was
where I started
a few days ago. I have told the install to use mywiki,
actually I've
called it moyawiki now.
I'll attach logs I think are relevant. I find it difficult
to work out
what they are telling me as when it goes wrong there is lots
in them. :)
Let me know if you nedd any other log files, but hopefully
these logs
will shed some light on the matter. I must be getting closer
now.
Thanks for your help.
Will
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On Wed Aug 05 18:01 (+0000), Kalle Kivimaa wrote:
Will Berriss <[email protected]> writes:
I also updated jspwiki.properties as per yours and
according to
http://localhost:8180/manager/html
my application mywiki is running (well, it was before, but
it does
nothing)
But then, on that manager page, when I click on the link
to go to mywiki,
namely:
http://localhost:8180/mywiki/
In a vanilla Debian (and I guess Ubuntu too, as I think
Ubuntu uses
the Debian package as-is) JSPWiki the wiki instance will be
installed
to http://localhost:8180/JSPWiki/ unless you've given
additional
instructions during the install time.
If http://localhost:8180/JSPWiki/ fails, please email me
the relevant
Tomcat logs.
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