Closed mmichon closed 11 years ago
The jetty-restrict-writes.xml
file doesn't replace jetty.xml
it just adds additional restrictions. So, you shouldn't overwrite jetty.xml
but instead add jetty-restrict-writes.xml
after jetty.xml
and jetty-hash-auth.xml
in the list of config files. The Adding Basic Authentication section of README has a couple of examples of such configuration.
Igor, that was it, thanks!
On May 8, 2013, at 5:41 PM, Igor Motov notifications@github.com wrote:
The jetty-restrict-writes.xml file doesn't replace jetty.xml it just adds additional restrictions. So, you shouldn't overwrite jetty.xml but instead add jetty-restrict-writes.xml after jetty.xml and jetty-hash-auth.xml in the list of config files. The Adding Basic Authentication section of README has a couple of examples of such configuration.
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The installation of plugin v0.90.0 was successful. Starting ES with the default jetty.xml works fine.
Overwriting the default jetty.xml with jetty-restrict-writes.xml and starting the server results in:
Any ideas?