1) This should be regarded as a showstopper bug. No fix -- no release. This is
right up there with "corrupts the filesystem". Well, no, it IS "corrupts the
filesystem".
2) You really need to release a patch -- a 11.11 or however you number such
things. An install that actually works.
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Great!
It would be even better if someone (you or I or an interested bystander)
figured out just what permissions it really needs. I tried guessing, but
that didn't work. Since (as is typical of classloader issues) it doesn't
really tell you what went wrong, this probably needs either seriously
sy
BTW, this was originally reported in Jaunty -- I'm encountering it in
Karmic Koala.
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Reopening, with added information and a better workaround...
The problem here is that insufficient privileges are given to tomcat-
juli.jar in /etc/tomcat6/policy.d/03catalina.policy.
i haven't determined yet the specific missing permissions, but giving
this jar file all permissions does resolve
** Changed in: tomcat6 (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid => New
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