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foundeo / ubuntu-nginx-lucee

Script for standing up a Lucee server using nginx and Tomcat on Ubuntu
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Not working... install seems to execute without problems - No Lucee instance running #15

Closed wgregori closed 7 years ago

wgregori commented 7 years ago

Thanks for all the work on these install scripts but my resulting system is not a working Lucee install. The lucee server.cfm page results in a 404 error. I've gone through the install twice on an Ubuntu 14.04 server with the same results. When I grep Lucee I find no live instances of it running.
ps au | grep lucee

Any ideas? Wayne

pfreitag commented 7 years ago

Hi Wayne - you will not find lucee in the ps list, it uses the Tomcat that ships with Ubuntu so grep for tomcat or java

wgregori commented 7 years ago

okay... perhaps you can help me debug this. It appears that Lucee may not be completely installed. trying to find 'server.cfm' results in nothing found.

root@ubuntu:/# find / -name 'server.cfm' root@ubuntu:/#

I don't think that root directory has been installed. However, I do see the lucee.conf in the nginx directory.

Thanks for any direction you might offer.

wgregori commented 7 years ago

more info on my install. my web root does not have Lucee directories... root@ubuntu:/web# ls default example.com

that seems like a problem

wgregori commented 7 years ago

Solved my problem... I edited the install.sh script to remove the Lucee install. I then ran your foundeo install script then downloaded Lucee 5 and proceeded with an install. Worked. Thanks

claytondus commented 7 years ago

@wgregori Wayne, there were a few other items I needed to do before I could log in to the Lucee admin.

  1. The default nginx site (/etc/nginx/sites-available/default.conf) did not have "include lucee.conf;" so CFML requests were not being redirected to tomcat.
  2. The reason you could not see the Lucee admin files was because they are created on first access to the context. The ROOT context is owned by root instead of tomcat7, this needs to be changed so that tomcat can create the Lucee context: chown -R tomcat7:tomcat7 /var/lib/tomcat7/webapps/ROOT

From here I was able to hit http://localhost/lucee/admin/server.cfm.

jfrux commented 7 years ago

Geez, I'm having a terrible time... Ubuntu 16, Tomcat 7, Lucee 5.1 ... same issues but can't get it resolved.

wgregori commented 7 years ago

I have used this script to install but I'm afraid that the Lucee install segment has not worked. I have commented out the Lucee install lines then run the edited install script. Then download Lucee (I'm installing 5.0.0.34). During the install for Lucee when asked to link to Apache respond No. Once the install incomplete and you've changed the ip in /etc/nginx/conf/lucee.conf then login with http:yourIP:8888

good luck

pfreitag commented 7 years ago

Hi Folks,

I've made a bunch of updates to the script yesterday to resolve the Lucee 5 / Ubuntu 16 issues. As such I think this ticket can be closed as a few contributions broke some things.

The default.conf does not include lucee.conf on purpose, the default site is a good catch all for bad bots / script kiddies since it listens on the IP addresses.