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Hi Howard, On 3/7/2011 1:13 PM, Howard wrote: > Hi Ethan > > I found this thread on the mailing list archive, but I don't know how to > reply. So please forgive the direct question. No problem and I'm going to CC the thredds list so it is archived and searchable ... > http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/mailing_lists/archives/thredds/2009/msg00057.html > > The part that I am interested in is this part: > >> #2, what does your deployment descriptor (web.xml) file specify for >> the "unpackwars" attribute? Is it true (the default) or false? If it >> is true, it's possible you're having the same issue as with the Red >> Hat-provided Tomcat: that there are a passel of symlinks between >> various /var/lib/tomcat dirs and /usr/share/tomcat dirs, and when you >> drop the Tomcat WAR file into the /webapps directory, the THREDDS >> servlet cannot construct the proper /content/thredds directories. If >> this is the case, change this attribute to false, and re-deploy the >> servlet and see if you get this error. > > I am trying to use the Redhat provided Tomcat to deploy thredds and I am > having the same issue as the original poster. Was there ever a > resolution for this other than not unpacking the war (which at the time > of the message (didn't work)? I tried creating the content directory by > hand as the user tomcat. No luck. Any ideas? My understanding is that the RedHat provided Tomcat uses symbolic links in a number of places and your content/thredds directory needs to be linked in a similar manner. Here's a quote from another email to the thredds list: "3) Then I had to ensure new directory for THREDDS was created (/var/lib/tomcat5/content/), with ownership and permissions for theTomcat user, symlinked from /usr/share/tomcat5/content." There might be more of interest to you in the email so here's the link: http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/mailing_lists/archives/thredds/2009/msg00139.html Hope that helps, Ethan > Thanks > Howard > > -- > Howard Lander <mailto:howard@xxxxxxxxx> > Senior Research Software Developer > Renaissance Computing Institute (RENCI) <http://www.renci.org> > The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill > Duke University > North Carolina State University
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