Re: Absolutely clueless newbie and installation of Resin-3.0.19

On Sat 8. July 2006 02:25, Mattias J wrote:
> To set the "external" port, use for example:
>   <http server-id="" host="*" port="80"/>
>
> (Not sure whether the default port when the tag is missing is
> 80 or 8080. Have you tried them in your browser?)

Doesn't help. However, while trying to install resin (from 
http://www.caucho.com/download/resin-3.0.19-src.tar.gz) on my 
own computer to check out how is it supposed to work, I found 
couple of rather disturbing things:

1) According to the 
http://www.caucho.com/resin-3.0/install/install.xtp compilation 
should be just ./configure;make;sudo -u root make install. Well, 
it is not so:
	a) first of all ./configure doesn't have execute bit set on, so 
I had to run chmod +x ./configure first
	b) when running ./configure --prefix=/usr/local (why in the 
world, it is not default, as virtually every other configure 
script I've ever met? but that's not that important) everything 
works fine, but this is relevant part of the generated Makefile:

	all     :
        (cd modules/c/src; $(MAKE))

That's it. Can anybody explain me how are java source code files 
supposed to compile?
	c) obviously sudo -u root make install fails:

cp: cannot stat `lib/*.jar': neither file nor directory

Well, when no java source was compiled, there are obviously 
no .jars available.

What I am supposed to do?

Matej

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