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- Railo w/RightScale
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Has anyone setup Railo on EC2 using RightScale and RightScripts? I'm
playing a bit with it and thought I'd check the list to see if anyone else
has been down that path yet.
-Cameron
- Re: Web context not showing up in administrator
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Ah I am running it as www-data, the httpdocs folder was owned by root.
I changed the httpdocs folder to www-data:www-data, so it matches
apache and railo.
Rebooted Railo and it's working fine.
I'm not brilliant with permissions and users, is that a sensible
enough way to do it?
Pete
- Installing fresh server and Railo - what is the ideal environment for scaling and high availability
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Hi
I am currently running a single Windows machine running Railo
3.2.3.000 final using Resin.
I would like to move to Amazon's hosting infrastructure and would like
to know what the best config of options would be to run a smooth
operation in terms of infrastructure,maintenance, scaling and high
- Re: [railo] Are CFHTTP calls threaded?
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There are no restriction from Railo, perhaps there is a network restriction from a other site.
/micha
Vo mim iPad gschickt
Am Feb 10, 2012 um 20:40 schrieb whostheJBoss <j...@grapestack.com>:
- Re: [railo] web context location for Ubuntu?
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If you are asking for where the tomcat6 looks for which files to serve (by
default):
/var/lib/tomcat6/webapps
the ROOT directory should be your default context and you can define other
context's there as well (ex: hudson).
To install Railo onto the built in tomcat you can place the war file from
the Railo site into the webapps dir and it will auto-expand. If you change
- web context location for Ubuntu?
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Hi
Can anyone tell me the typical location/directory to store the CF files
for the web context on a Ubuntu 11/Railo/Tomcat/Apache installation?
I've seen all different locations to install, so that's confusing me.
thanks,
Rob
- Re: railo-context
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i understand, but multiple ports would be 1 solution for your original
question because there would be no need to change the host names since
it supports a wildcard host for each port.
- Are CFHTTP calls threaded?
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I've got two simple.cfm scripts that each use cfhttp to download different
files. The files are of reasonable size (~50mb) and I am running the
scripts concurrently. I start them both at the exact same time, but it
seems as if whichever one I start second doesn't start downloading its file
until the download from the first file has finished. The scripts are below,
- Re: [railo] Web context not showing up in administrator
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> Have I got the definition wrong in server.xml?
Server.xml looks fine to me. I'm assuming the closing > being on the
next line is just word-wrap when you wrote the email.
How did you install Railo? What user are you running as? Does railo have
the permissions it needs to create the WEB-INF directories?
- Re: [railo] Re: Railo on Ubuntu, pages failing to load
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No problem Pete. It was getting a bit frustrating. ;)
Warm Regards,
Jordan Michaels