I solved the problem by running the Tomcat as a non-root user and it
worked.
Thanks,
Mk
On Tue, Jan 13, 2009 at 5:18 AM, André Warnier wrote:
> Ian Lea wrote:
>
>> I'd guess the problem is that apache is running under user x and
>> tomcat is running under user y, and user x doesn't by default
Ian Lea wrote:
I'd guess the problem is that apache is running under user x and
tomcat is running under user y, and user x doesn't by default have
permission to read files created by user y.
Possible solutions include:
Run apache and tomcat as same user
Play with umask and directory setting
I'd guess the problem is that apache is running under user x and
tomcat is running under user y, and user x doesn't by default have
permission to read files created by user y.
Possible solutions include:
Run apache and tomcat as same user
Play with umask and directory settings
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kohanm schrieb:
The problem is when they click on the link to open the files that they
uploaded before they get a "forbidden" screen.
The Java program save upload files on the APache/htdocs directory. To
solve that I have to run following command for the htdocs directory.
chmod 755 the_name_doc
Hi ,
I installed Apache 2.2 + Tomcat 5 + SSL on Linux and they run perfect.
The Java web application gives users(after they login) ability to upload
files(pdf,ppt..) then creates a record for them, right way users can see
their records and can open the documents that they uploaded.
The probl
