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What platform are you running on?   Is it the default tomcat you get in the installation package?

Thanks for the beer 

If you use full path names in your konakart_config_files.xml file, KonaKartAdmin App will find the defined files (assuming the file names are correct and the files accessible).

Can't you use a full path name for each configuration file?

Where are you getting this error?  Is this when you run the Admin App to edit config files?

I'm still puzzled.  The KonaKart installer only installs one shop, so how have you created two shops?  Have you just run it twice? 

What are you hoping to achieve here?

I have no idea what you're asking      Please explain what you've done.

You are not the only one encountering this logging.properties permissions error on tomcat5.5:

http://www.openclinica.org/pipermail/users/2008-June/000665.html

Apparently caused by a tightening of security in a recent patch to tomcat.

http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=460839

sorry I mis-read your post.. you already have got it working with the supplied tomcat....  therefore, for your own tomcat I would compare the set-ups - catalina.sh, conf directory, server.xml etc..

Hi,

now i switched to ubuntu 32 bit, installer starts but doesn't finish.

This I don't understand because we do this every day.  When you say it doesn't finish.. what happens exactly?  Does it stop mid-way through the installation?

Did you first get it running with the supplied tomcat in the zip you downloaded?  The supplied tomcat is 5.5.17.   It would be good to first get that working before you move on to your own tomcat.

For the logging.properties - in the supplied tomcat it's in the conf directory of tomcat.   You can either copy that one over or copy konakart-logging.properties that you'll see in the classes directory to logging.properties. 

Hi Andreas,

I've just exchanged mail with the author of our installer (InstallJammer) and he has confirmed that the installer doesn't work on 64bit yet.   This support will be provided in the next release of their product which is due in about a month.  Once it's available we'll update our installers for a subsequent release.

(The installer is a 32bit binary so if you could run it in 32bit-compatibility mode you would be OK.  I understand that in the recent versions of Ubuntu these 32bit compatibility libraries are not installed by default however).

In the mean time, if you have problems with the manual installation, just let us know.

Ming

Hi Andreas,

This is puzzling.   The installer we use is InstallJammer and it should work on 64bit machines OK.  We install on Ubuntu very frequently (but only on 32bit machines).  When you try to run the installer in silent mode what happens exactly?  does it output nothing and return to your command prompt?   What happens if you try to run it in the GUI mode?


To get you moving you could use the zip version of the install.  With this one you just unzip the contents and configure the system manually - it's a little more effort but well-documented here:  http://www.konakart.com/manual_installationfaq.php

Ming

If you search for "BIRT Version mismatch" in Google you'll find many reports of a problem like this.   One I read was a problem with Firefox... can you try another browser as an experiment?   

e.g. This is a bug with BIRT and Firefix 3 beta 2  https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=213980

Ming

Hi,

I don't recognise that error.

I assume you have verified that the port numbers are correct in your configuration (Configuration > Reporting)

Is this a vanilla install of KonaKart on Ubuntu?  (something we do in our automated testing many times/day).   Did you use the GUI installer or the zip installer?

Which version of java are you using?

Ming

Hi Ronnie,

Good luck with your fishing shop.  With Apache in front you should be able to do exactly what you need.

Ming

Yes, unless you take some action to stop that.

Do your users see the port number for your existing tomcat site?   If not, perhaps you can use the same technique to not show the KonaKart port?

If you have Apache in front of your existing tomcat you could make both tomcats appear to be on port 80...

Again, lots of options.

BTW, can you send the URL of your existing site?

Ming