Hi,
I have a problem with file permissions of a file that I create from
within a web-app running in tomcat: I get certain data from the user via
the webapp and want to save this into a new file on the computer where
tomcat runs on. Creating the file via FileOutputStream works fine. But
the
On Thu, Aug 19, 2004 at 11:28:16AM +0200, Christian Riedel wrote:
: Creating the file via FileOutputStream works fine. But
: the problem is, that the created file has the file-permissions rw---
: although the system wide umask and the user-set umask say, that new
: files should be
On 19.08.2004 15:35, QM wrote:
On Thu, Aug 19, 2004 at 11:28:16AM +0200, Christian Riedel wrote:
: Creating the file via FileOutputStream works fine. But
: the problem is, that the created file has the file-permissions rw---
: although the system wide umask and the user-set umask say, that
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On 19.08.2004 15:35, QM wrote:
On Thu, Aug 19, 2004 at 11:28:16AM +0200, Christian Riedel wrote:
: Creating the file via
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On 19.08.2004 15:35, QM wrote
On 19.08.2004 16:36, John Villar wrote:
just as a gues have you sat the Sticky or the UID bit of your
directory?
No, I have not ... when I cd to the directory and do a touch testfile
on the cosole the file's permissions are as expected rw-r--r--
So why should it not work from within
And the directory's permissions are the same? (should be, but just in
case) remember that new files don't necesarilly have rw-r--r--
permissions
Christian Riedel escribió:
On 19.08.2004 16:36, John Villar wrote:
just as a gues have you sat the Sticky or the UID bit of your
directory?
On 19.08.2004 16:31, Shapira, Yoav wrote:
Hola,
This is typical of when apps step outside the Servlet Spec, which does
not include support for apps writing files except to a temporary
directory where permissions are guaranteed to be readable back by the
app and no more.
Tomcat supports running
On 19.08.2004 17:47, John Villar wrote:
And the directory's permissions are the same? (should be, but just in
case) remember that new files don't necesarilly have rw-r--r--
permissions
The directories permissions are drwxrwxr-x and the system wide umask is 0002
As I said: when I create a
dear all,
over the last days i have tried to set up an rmi server in a cocoon
servlet running in tomcat (4.1.27, started via maven goal appserver:start);
all i want/need to do starting my rmi server is:
(1) start the rmiregistry (via
LocateRegistry.createRegistry(regPort); //therefore the
Hi, I've been hacking around with getting Tomcat to work with IIS 6.0 all day. Is
there a known configuration for this that works?
Justin
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I have apache 1.3.26 and Tomcat 3.3.1, tomcat works
correctly within the internal network but does not
work through the firewall when I access it from the
outside. I am using iptables and i know the router
config is ok because apache works correctly but tomcat
does not when using ajp13 or
This is not tomcat configuration problem, you need to set you iptables
properly.
However, if you've set apache and tomcat via a connector then apache
should foward all the requests pertaining to jsp/servlets to tomcat. This
forwarding is normally done internally so your iptables rules
Hello everyone:
I am running Tomcat 3.2.2 on a win2k machine with IIS. I have not tried
operating tomcat on my machine for a couple of weeks now...and today when I
try and start it on my machine, I get the following messageThe commands
I gave was startup and tomcat start...both yielding the
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