Ok, I have the nightly from last night. I have extracted to /usr/local/temp. I have instruction to start the software, but when I attempt to run ./wildfire.sh I get permission denied. DO I need to copy this directory over the existing 2.5.1 directory and then run “wildfire start”? Also, attempting to start as root for the test…
Well, it wouldn’‘t start any other way. I know when to use su and when not to, and unfortunanatly it would not start under an open directory I usually use my jabber id to begin the process, but it didn’‘t work. Changed the permissions all the way to 777 and it still didn’‘t start. I went ahead and copied everything over the existing install, and it is runnning but now I know that I have a hybred installation. I will be rpm -e in a bit after the kids go to bed. Can some one give me the proper way to start the nightly server, as going to /usr/local/temp/~/wildfire.sh didn’'t work… and what part of my old install do I use to configure it to work with my settings?
Ok, so now I have reinstalled the Wildfire rpm. 2.5.1 works without issue. I went back and rm’'d the extracted directory, re-extracted. I go into bin/ and attempt to do sh wildfire. I get the error that java is not found define INSTALL4J_JAVA_HOME. Doing a #: which java shows us that the executeable is located in /usr/bin
Is this what it wants to be defined?? THe system knows java is installed, why isnt the build picking that up?
Jeff
UPDATE: I copied all of the files from the tree generated in the .gz directly over to the /opt/wildfire directory.,. I now have a working 2.6.0 beta server. going to play with this and see what I can break…