Thank you PeterJ and itsme.
With your help I have managed to start and test my JBoss Installation!
After running the chmod a+x *.sh command (from the bin directory)
I ran the following:
./run.sh -c jbpm (I'm using the JBoss jBPM installation)
And it works.
Thank you so much, I'm not sure why this information is not included in the installation guide, but now its in the Forum, I hope others can use this thread.
Thanks again. Your both Stars :)
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You have to first change the permissions on run.sh to make it executable. Try this (from the bin directory):
chmod a+x *.sh
Then try running it again:
./run.sh
By the way, su is the 'switch user' command used to switch to any user. In your case, you asked to switch to the user whose name is "./run.sh" and the system asked you for the password for that user. Not what you intended. To run something as 'root', you could enter:
su
(enter the password for root)
./run.sh
or do the following:
sudo ./run/sh
(enter your password)
Of course, to use sudo you have to first configure it (Ubuntu does this automatically, not sure if OS/X does)
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