New server - java.io.EOFException

[Alex Bergsland]

This is probably just because some simple mistake I made.

I am running a web server in a vm and I am trying to get PicApport running on port 8585 (8080 is taken).

When I run the screen service I cannot find anything on webserverip:8585 so I tried running the jar-file directly with:

java -Xms512m -Xmx1024m -Duser.home=/mnt/picapport -jar /mnt/picapport/picapport-headless.jar

and noticed that it just stops and returns to console after

MSG  @ 20:22:29.180 Init: user.log.access=true

So I added debug log level:

java -Xms512m -Xmx1024m -Duser.home=/mnt/picapport -jar /mnt/picapport/picapport-headless.jar

and got a bit more info and it ends with

java.io.EOFException

log attached.

Any idea what my problem is?

Kind Regards

Alex Bergsland

[PicApport]

Hi Alex,

it seems that PicAport has problems to read/write /mnt/picapport/.picapport/PicApport.lck

Delete PicApport.lck(It's just a semapore) and make sure that PicApport has read/write permissions for .picapport

Is is possible that you have copied the .lck File from an other system?

Eric

[Alex Bergsland]

You are correct, now when you mention it I can read it from the logs, but it was not clear to me before.

/mnt/picapport/ is a nfs share from my server, I realized it unnecessary to run the whole application from there so I moved it to /opt/picapport as in the manual and ran it with sudo and it worked. The Photos directory will be on the server.

"..make sure that PicApport has read/write permissions for .picapport"

That means that the user starting picapport needs permission right?

[Alex Bergsland]

.. and thank you for replying (and for PicApport :P)

[E. Schreiner]

....That means that the user starting picapport needs permission right? Yes