[OSGeo-Discuss] critical tomcat bug holding back release of osgeo-live - please help
Cameron Shorter
cameron.shorter at gmail.com
Thu Aug 25 05:49:53 PDT 2011
Us osgeo-live packagers are stuck on a tomcat and iso building bug. Part
of the problem is that the key people debugging (Hamish, Alex, a few
others) don't have much experience with tomcat.
We'd really appreciate it if some heavy hitting tomcat users could join
us on irc://freenode.net#osgeolive and help us debug.
Hamish will be around for 15 mins, Alex should be waking up in a few hours.
We are running the risk of not getting osgeolive packaged in time for
foss4g.
On 25/08/11 21:35, OSGeo wrote:
> #765: rasdaman quickstart demos not working
> ----------------------+-----------------------------------------------------
> Reporter: camerons | Owner: live-demo@…
> Type: defect | Status: new
> Priority: major | Milestone:
> Component: LiveDVD | Keywords: 5.0 rasdaman
> ----------------------+-----------------------------------------------------
>
> Comment(by hamish):
>
> more broken tomcat comments:
>
> looking at 5.0rc2, tomcat works on the VM and does not work on the ISO.
>
> ie `sudo /etc/init.d/tomcat6 start` fails.
>
>
> Alex has this theory, and I think he could be on to something:
>
> what is different between the two? build_iso.sh.
>
> in that we use fslint's `findup` program to find all duplicate files on
> the disc and hardlink them together. as there are known to be a few
> duplicate copies of tomcat around which diff't projects have self-bundled,
> it may be that something is getting tied together which shouldn't be.
>
> afaict there is not a simple way to ask fslint to avoid a particular
> directory.
>
> currently I'm hunting for the GNU `find` incantation to find all files
> within /usr/share/tomcat6/ and /var/share/tomcat6/ which are hardlinks.
>
>
> '''''help in the next few hours from someone/anyone with a clue about
> tomcat would be most appreciated.'''''
>
>
> thanks,
> Hamish
>
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