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j_security_check
PostPosted:Sun May 13, 2012 11:47 am
by fre3man
Hi there,
I have a question and i hope i can get some help.
I am wondering where is this j_security_check residing? is this a javascript in a certain file? or is a java api some sort?
I am facing problem in j_security_check and i wants to find out what is the problem that is causing it.
I am trying to access with OpenKM5/j_security_check. what changes do i need to make to ensure i will not hit any errors?
Re: j_security_check
PostPosted:Tue May 15, 2012 6:23 am
by jllort
It's tomcat authentication. Sometimes when you logout jump to this url , simply reload /OpenKM
I look you got /OpenKM5 url why you have changed it ?
Re: j_security_check
PostPosted:Thu May 17, 2012 1:12 am
by fre3man
Hi jilort,
I am trying to run two version of OpenKM concurrently on the same server. I have made it such that both will be accessible via Apache Webserver.
Currently, i have a version OpenKM2.0 running on the server with the alias link set as /OpenKM, point to localhost:8100/OpenKM. This is running fine. I wanted to setup another version OpenKM5.1.9 running on the same server with the alias link set as /OpenKM5, pointing to localhost:8200/OpenKM. By doing this, i am able to access both login page from my desktop. But i will have the problem of accessing the main page after login for OpenKM5.1.9 which i had the alias as /OpenKM5.
If i stopped the older version and set OpenKM5.1.9 with the alias of /OpenKM. This will works fine for me.
So i would like to ask what would the impact or changes i required to do to allows both version of OpenKM running concurrently?
Any suggestion?
Re: j_security_check
PostPosted:Thu May 17, 2012 8:46 am
by jllort
The most easies way is declare two subdomains like:
openkm2.domain.com/OpenKM
openkm5.domain.com/OpenKM
Josep