Simlar question, different environment.
What is the most stable way to run up a tomcat / lucee stack on a ubuntu
with apache?
This should be in the wiki by now, but the install page is paper thin ATM,
or is 5.x so fresh we should stick with it for another year until the kinks
are out?
Cheers,
Chris Dawes
Already understand 4.5 installs… looking at 5.x for future dev…
for 5.x I’m hearing the install is different? Did I hear wrong?On Thursday, 22 October 2015 00:06:26 UTC+11, Terry Whitney wrote:
You would want to use the 4.x version of Lucee, as that is stable.
The procedure would be to install tomcat. Optionally, install Apache.
Make sure both are running,
Then deploy Lucee as a jar.You can google Ubuntu Tomcat, and the install procedure has not chanced in
years.On Wednesday, October 21, 2015 at 8:51:51 AM UTC-4, Dawesi wrote:
Simlar question, different environment.
What is the most stable way to run up a tomcat / lucee stack on a ubuntu
with apache?This should be in the wiki by now, but the install page is paper thin
ATM, or is 5.x so fresh we should stick with it for another year until the
kinks are out?Cheers,
Chris Dawes
you would install as a jar identical to 4.xOn Wednesday, October 21, 2015 at 8:51:51 AM UTC-4, Dawesi wrote:
Simlar question, different environment.
What is the most stable way to run up a tomcat / lucee stack on a ubuntu
with apache?This should be in the wiki by now, but the install page is paper thin ATM,
or is 5.x so fresh we should stick with it for another year until the kinks
are out?Cheers,
Chris Dawes
You would want to use the 4.x version of Lucee, as that is stable.
The procedure would be to install tomcat. Optionally, install Apache.
Make sure both are running,
Then deploy Lucee as a jar.
You can google Ubuntu Tomcat, and the install procedure has not chanced in
years.On Wednesday, October 21, 2015 at 8:51:51 AM UTC-4, Dawesi wrote:
Simlar question, different environment.
What is the most stable way to run up a tomcat / lucee stack on a ubuntu
with apache?This should be in the wiki by now, but the install page is paper thin ATM,
or is 5.x so fresh we should stick with it for another year until the kinks
are out?Cheers,
Chris Dawes