Greets - I installed DMS onto a Win32 platform a bit ago and am quite happy with how simple and straightforward it is - exactly what I was looking for without all the other useless bells and whistles that we have other suites doing already. Nice tight setup. Thanks.
Anyways, I have been having difficulty relocating the repository to a mapped network drive. My terrastors are 2TB drives that I've mapped to say, drive E: with fully confirmed write permissions for the logged in admin user.
I have local HD's of C: and D: and can set the repository to anywhere on them (eg D:/mylibrary/repository) and it works. Not true with the network drive. It defaults to "somewhere" that I have still yet to find. The "user.home" tag is still alluding me.
Any thoughts? The catalina logs show no useful info (mostly bank with one exception:"java.io.FileNotFoundException: \logs\dms\dms.log (The system cannot find the path specified)" from stdout log)
Thanks,
Ted
thyde at tireflys dot com
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Greets - I installed DMS onto a Win32 platform a bit ago and am quite happy with how simple and straightforward it is - exactly what I was looking for without all the other useless bells and whistles that we have other suites doing already. Nice tight setup. Thanks.
Anyways, I have been having difficulty relocating the repository to a mapped network drive. My terrastors are 2TB drives that I've mapped to say, drive E: with fully confirmed write permissions for the logged in admin user.
I have local HD's of C: and D: and can set the repository to anywhere on them (eg D:/mylibrary/repository) and it works. Not true with the network drive. It defaults to "somewhere" that I have still yet to find. The "user.home" tag is still alluding me.
Any thoughts? The catalina logs show no useful info (mostly bank with one exception:"java.io.FileNotFoundException: \logs\dms\dms.log (The system cannot find the path specified)" from stdout log)
Thanks,
Ted
thyde at tireflys dot com