In essence it is a matter of creation a copy of the configuration
starting AS from that copy.
1. cp -a $JBOSS_HOME/standalone $WORK/standalone
2. $JBOSS_HOME/bin/standalone.sh -Djboss.server.base.dir=$WORK/standalone
i'm trying to install and use the jboss-as rpm that was released friday(?)
I've installed it as root and when running it I get permission errors on the logging
files/directories.
Then I tried to do the cp from above but that fails too since cp -a remain the symbolic
link in place.
cp -Lr fails too because of root permissions on the files installed.
I tried even adding my user to jboss-as group but that didn't help.
I had to do this instead:
0. su root # since noone else have access to copy
1. cp -Lr $JBOSS_HOME/standalone $WORK/standalone # traverse symbolic links so user can be
someone else than root
2. chown -hR <user> $WORK/standalone # set owner and group to be able to write
3. chgrp -hR <user> $WORK/standalone
4. $JBOSS_HOME/bin/standalone.sh -Djboss.server.base.dir=$WORK/standalone
Now it starts.
...and now the window manager in F17 crashed again on me....
...and now f17 is very dead :(
I guess it will have to wait to verify if the welcome page work and if it gets recognized
by tools :(
/max