In Linux, in a jetty server, the favicon.co logo does not display. All other functions seem to work: add space, add user, edit/update records, etc. (This actually applies to Beta1 and Beta2.)
Firefox 93, Peppermint 10 (based on Lubuntu 18.04). I am the only user, just cuz I like jtrac! Here is the message from the jetty output:
WARN [org.apache.wicket.request.target.coding.AbstractRequestTargetUrlCodingStrategy] - URL fragment has unmatched key/value pairs, responding with 404. Fragment: locale/en/null/resources/jtrac-logo.gif
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Does the jtrac.url.base setting end with a slash? If so, try removing it, like "http://myserver/jtrac" instead of "http://myserver/jtrac/" (if the settings screen doesn't work, try editing it directly in the database).
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Ohhh, OK. I do know how to bring up the swing app from within the HSQLDB jar, but I have no idea what table that would be in. I'll try, but, unfortunately, can you tell me which one it will be in? (Sorry.) I thought I could have just changed it in the jtrac.script, but "url" appears no where.
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I tried. On restart of the server, received the "service not
available". I could not remove the config entry via the DBM Swing, but
did physically remove it from jtrac.script. On server restart, I can
again access the app & db.
Status: open Group: v1.0 (example) Created: Mon Oct 25, 2021 03:03 PM UTC by Marti Martinson Last Updated: Mon Oct 25, 2021 04:23 PM UTC Owner: nobody
In Linux, in a jetty server, the favicon.co logo does not display. All other
functions seem to work: add space, add user, edit/update records, etc. (This
actually applies to Beta1 and Beta2.)
Yes, after a failed attempt through DBMSwingManager, I just inserted the above into jtrac.script file. (The DBMSwing failed b/c I forgot 8080, my bad.) The icon DOES INDEED now display.
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I don't have Linux or Jetty handy to test, but it works fine with Firefox on OS X and Tomcat. Which browser are you using?
Firefox 93, Peppermint 10 (based on Lubuntu 18.04). I am the only user, just cuz I like jtrac! Here is the message from the jetty output:
WARN [org.apache.wicket.request.target.coding.AbstractRequestTargetUrlCodingStrategy] - URL fragment has unmatched key/value pairs, responding with 404. Fragment: locale/en/null/resources/jtrac-logo.gif
Does the jtrac.url.base setting end with a slash? If so, try removing it, like "http://myserver/jtrac" instead of "http://myserver/jtrac/" (if the settings screen doesn't work, try editing it directly in the database).
Ohhh, OK. I do know how to bring up the swing app from within the HSQLDB jar, but I have no idea what table that would be in. I'll try, but, unfortunately, can you tell me which one it will be in? (Sorry.) I thought I could have just changed it in the jtrac.script, but "url" appears no where.
The table is called "CONFIG". Something like
INSERT INTO CONFIG VALUES('jtrac.url.base', 'http://myserver/jtrac')
I tried. On restart of the server, received the "service not
available". I could not remove the config entry via the DBM Swing, but
did physically remove it from jtrac.script. On server restart, I can
again access the app & db.
On 10/25/21, Ulf Dittmer udittmer@users.sourceforge.net wrote:
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#161Yes, after a failed attempt through DBMSwingManager, I just inserted the above into jtrac.script file. (The DBMSwing failed b/c I forgot 8080, my bad.) The icon DOES INDEED now display.
Cool. I'll add code to remove the trailing slash, should the user happen to enter it. That can happen easily, I imagine.