Anthony J. Biacco a écrit :
Remember that over nfs, the client's access to the server will be as
user nobody or nfsnobody, depending on your system, so that user will
have to have access to all those directories/files, unless of course you
use the anonuid/anongid directives in your exports file.
Caldarale, Charles R a écrit :
type Status report
message /~paul/test.jsp
description The requested resource (/~paul/test.jsp)
is not available.
Does the userid Tomcat is running under have access to the file in question?
If not, you'll always get the 404.
Hello and thank you for your rep
-Tony
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From: Anthony PAUL [mailto:anthony.p...@unicaen.fr]
Sent: Tuesday, March 17, 2009 10:49 AM
To: users@tomcat.apache.org
Subject: Userdirs on a
> From: Anthony PAUL [mailto:anthony.p...@unicaen.fr]
> Subject: Userdirs on an NFS share
>
> type Status report
> message /~paul/test.jsp
> description The requested resource (/~paul/test.jsp)
> is not available.
Does the userid Tomcat is running under have access to
Hi list,
I'm having a 404 error whenever I try to browse a JSP owned by a user
(eg: http://server:8080/~paul/test.jsp)
type Status report
message /~paul/test.jsp
description The requested resource (/~paul/test.jsp) is not available.
I guess the trouble comes from my NFS share, since users hom
