Randy Paries wrote:
Thanks
The problem is that they have to both read and write files
The weird thing is if I do a
su - apache -c "$TOMCAT_HOME/bin/startup.sh"
It does not start
But if I do a
su - tomcat -c "$TOMCAT_HOME/bin/startup.sh"
Is does. The one diff is that in the etc/passwd file
a
e when you exit the shell
Good luck.
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From: "Randy Paries" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Saturday, November 16, 2002 10:38 am
Subject: RE: Starting tomcat as user apache instead of root
> Thanks
> The problem is that they have to both read and write
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Subject: Re: Starting tomcat as user apache instead of root
That's one way and I've used that method successfully. The other is if
the tomcat user simply needs read access to t
That's one way and I've used that method successfully. The other is if
the tomcat user simply needs read access to the files (not write
access) just create a group that has both users and change the group
perms on the directory
for example (assumes that web user is apache and tomcat user is tom
