Hi Andy,
What we usually do, is to have one setup of the resin files in a common
directory and then have a resin.conf and temp/logs directories per resin
instance. Then we have a different startup/shutdown script that points
to the appropriate resin.conf file. We use it to have different
applications in different instances so they are independent of each
other, but I guess the same principle could be applied to different
users. Just take into account the different IP/ports of each instance so
they don't conflict, and place the app-dir and log files relative to
each instance.
regards,
D.
Andy Zeneski wrote:
>
> Can anyone recommend a good setup (ISP like) for running at least two site
> on the same machine using standalone Resin? The example I found in the
> documentation looked like it was running through Apache. What I would like
> is a single Resin web server (running as root on port 80) and several
> Servlet runners in separate VMs, separate classpaths, etc running as
> different users. I would like to give the users access to restarting their
> server without effecting the other servers.
>
> Any example conf files would be greatly appreciated!
>
> Andy
Received on Mon 08 Apr 2002 02:51:03 -0700
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