I think the Sym-links might be what's throwing things off here. Tomcat
doesn't support following symlinks "out of the box", and since the
script launches tomcat via the symlink, that could be why it can't
resolve the path properly. You have to add that parameter to the
server.xml file if you want Tomcat to follow symlinks.
There's some documentation here:
http://wiki.openbluedragon.org/wiki/index.php/Updating_the_Tomcat_server.xml_File_(OBD_Installer)
... about adding Symlink support to the server.xml config. It's close to
the bottom. (allowlinking="true")
If you're running the site in the ROOT context then you'll have to add
that parameter to the default host entry. (and give it a context I
guess... dunno... never tried it!)
The "Single Instance Install" is a summary of everything the Installer
does for you. (http://openbd.viviotech.net/)
Warm regards,
Jordan Michaels
Vivio Technologies
http://www.viviotech.net/
Open BlueDragon Steering Committee
Railo Community Distributions
Alan Holden wrote:
This is really stretching my memory, but I think the problem with some
of the fusebox distro's was that somewhere in startup they relied on the
server returning "classic" ColdFusion version numbers - in a typical
ColdFusion way - to decide which files to include.
Because OpenBD did not return the same version (after all, it's only on
1.2 - and FuseBox might be looking for 5~8), I had to tweak these
"decisions" in my framework.
Unfortunately, I don't have that code installed anymore, so I can't look
to be sure.
Hope this is not a distraction.
Alan K. Holden
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