Hi Glenn,
Try running with --verbose. It prints out FUSEKI_HOME and FUSEKI_BASE.
FUSEKI_BASE is either set as an environment variable or is "run"
resolved against FUSEKI_HOME.
--data loads the file from the file as given into a memory dataset, not
resolved against FUSEKI_BASE. Relative files are resolved against the
current directory. The fuseki-server script does not change current
directory.
Andy
On 07/04/2020 10:05, Glenn TheMan wrote:
Hi, I am running Fuseki 3.14 as stand-alone but I have a problem understanding
where the process is running.
I've set FUSEKI_HOME in /etc/environment in Ubuntu and sourced it.
FUSEKI_HOME="/home/myhome/Development/jena/apache-jena-fuseki"
According to the documentation the FUSEKI_BASE is relative to FUSEKI_HOME/run.
But it's actually set to /home/myhome/Development/jena/run when running it
(depending to current path in terminal).
I've tried different relative path (absolute path work of-course) but always
get an error that the server can't find the dataset file provided.
./apache-jena-fuseki/fuseki-server --file=../datafiles/artist_data_v2.ttl /ds
Where is the stand-alone fuseki server actually running?
