Re: AbstractEventInspector question

If it works are root, there has to be a privilege issue somewhere in the work folder that's causing this.

K H wrote:

Hi Tamas,
Resending the same message as the first reply was send to the author only.
I try the following but still fails to work as desired:
1- change workdir (files/dirs) ownership to "nexus" user
2- chmod go+w on workdir (files/dirs)
3- change install (files/dirs) ownership to "nexus" user
4- re-create a workdir as "nexus" user
Thanks,
Kelly


Tamás Cservenák wrote:
 

Hi there,
you probably had started nexus as root once, and all the workdirs are
created as root. So, your "nexus" user will be unable to write there....
fix
file/dir ownership and retry.

~t~

On Fri, May 1, 2009 at 1:39 AM, K H <kehsiao@...> wrote:

   

Hi,
I implemented a plugin to inspect event (extends AbstractEventInspector).
The Nexus application is install as 'root' however, we are
initiating/starting the process (/nexus/bin/jsw/linux-x86-32/nexus) as
another owner. The setup does not seem to work - nexus log does not show
the
inspected events. If the nexus install and initiation/start is own by
same
user (root) will work. Is there any way to get around this issue? Please
let
me know if you need more information.
Thanks,
Kelly
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