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2006/10/11, Daniel Piccoli <piccoli.dan@×××××.com>: |
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> the reason I ask is because I have been using Glassfish with Netbeans |
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> 5.5 beta 2 (both downloaded, not emerged) and the development platform |
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> does not seem stabe. eg. I try to do things like start the app server, |
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> the progress bar shows that the cpu is doing something but top reveals |
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> that it is not. |
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If you run GlassFish using ordinary user account (not administrative one), |
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this is exactly what happens, no matter if it's Windows or Linux. You have |
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to be the owner of GlassFish directories and files to run it successfully. |
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Group ownership is not enough in this case (I too wonder why). |
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Just a quick: |
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chown -R piccoli:users /opt/glassfish-9.0-b48 |
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(or similar) and your'e golden. |
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I have jdk-1.6.0-b100, NetBeans 5.5 RC1, GlassFish b48 and Enterprise |
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Pack 5.5 Beta installed [manually] and I haven't noticed any big problems |
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(apart from the aforementioned ownership requirement). |
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Let us know if this helps you too. |
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Wiktor |
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Registered Linux user #390131 (http://counter.li.org) |
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