On Jun 5, 2011, at 3:29 PM, 4lorn wrote: > Kevan, > > May you have all the delicious joe you can ever get into your mug. I can't > believe how fast you responded (and on a Sunday (my time) no less)! > > I ran: > $sudo JAVA_HOME=/usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun ./geronimo.sh run --long > > Same result, encryption error.
Hmm. Did the error message change? I would have expected a "ERROR [AbstractEncryption] Unable to decrypt" message instead of a NoSuchAlgorithmException... > > I then downloaded a farm-fresh installation of Geronimo, validated, unpacked, > and ran exactly the same command against the new directory. Success! > > I believe the original error confirms the issue previous posters in the > thread encountered. Whether the path to JAVA_HOME was explicitly called out > or not, once a bad shell command to run Geronimo was executed, the > installation became corrupt, and no amount of pointing to the correct > JAVA_HOME path would fix it. > > As for my environment, /usr/bin/java is as you guessed, a symbolic link. It > links to /etc/alternatives/java, which in turn, links to the actual > JAVA_HOME. I doubt that link-nesting could cause a problem, but I've been > wrong before. Me too.. Anyway -- great that it's working for you, now. --kevan
