Hi,
I have problems running the Windows 64 bit wrapper.exe if it is installed in program files. When I launch the wrapper i get this error:
FATAL | wrapper | ------------------------------------------------------------
--------
FATAL | wrapper | encountered a fatal error in Wrapper
FATAL | wrapper | exceptionCode = EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION
FATAL | wrapper | exceptionFlag = EXCEPTION_NONCONTINUABLE_EXCEPTION
FATAL | wrapper | exceptionAddress = 0000000140036EFC
FATAL | wrapper | Read access exception from 000000000000019C
FATAL | wrapper | Wrapper Main Loop Status:
FATAL | wrapper | Current Ticks: 0xfffffe00
FATAL | wrapper | Wrapper State: STARTING
FATAL | wrapper | Java State: DOWN_CLEAN (Timeout: 0x00000000)
FATAL | wrapper | Exit Requested: false
FATAL | wrapper | Restart Mode: 1
FATAL | wrapper | Failed to create dump file:
FATAL | wrapper | C:\\Program Files\\wrapper-windows-x86-64-3.5.5-st\\bin\\wrapper-windows-x86-64-3.5.5-st-20101014153355-3092-2572.dmp : Access is denied. (0
x5)
FATAL | wrapper | ------------------------------------------------------------
--------
FATAL | wrapper | <-- Wrapper Stopping due to error
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Steps to reproduce.
* Unzip wrapper-windows-x86-64-3.5.5-st.zip
* Change wrapper.logfile.loglevel to NONE in demoapp.conf
* Copy wrapper-windows-x86-64-3.5.5-st to c:\\program files
* Run c:\\program files\\wrapper-windows-x86-64-3.5.5-st\\bin\\demoapp.bat
If I give the user write permissions to the bin folder it still fails but I get the dmp file. I have attached it to this report.
If I give the user write permissions to the wrapper-windows-x86-64-3.5.5 folder the demo app works.
wrapper version:
3.5.5 st, 64bit.
Os:
Windows 7 x64
JRE:
Sun (Oracle) 1.6.0_21
I was unable to upload the attachement since it is larger than the limit. I mailed it to support instead.
Tobias,
Sorry about this problem. We added some code in 3.5.5 to try to help the user with more information when they had problems writing to read only directories, etc. But somehow we totally messed this up. There was another related problem on UNIX platforms as well. They were caused by a last minute change that obviously didn't get the required testing.
If the directory exists and is writable then the Wrapper will work correctly. We have fixed this for our 3.5.6 release due out tomorrow.
Cheers,
Leif