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Change location of wflow directory / getting Joget to run on Synology (DSM6 - Tomcat7)

Confluence User - 20 Apr, 2016

Hi,

Is it possible to change the location of the wflow folder?
Due to complicated permission settings on synology (DSM6) it is not possible to start joget with the synology tomcat7 user's (http) home directory (var/services/web).

Using symlinks isn't entirely working as well since a dynamic file gets created in the users main directory. (127.0.0.1.tm[changing number]epoch)

Maybe I am on the wrong track with this but even a short test with chmod 7777 on /var/services/web or starting tomcat as root failed so I would like to try to move the wflow folder somewhere Tomcat has access to.

Any help would be much appreciated!

installation;setup;tomcat;synology

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Hi Eric,

You can change the wflow folder path by adding "-Dwflow.home=PATH" to your JAVA_OPTS when starting tomcat.

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20 Apr, 2016 •

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Thanks Owen Ong!

I got Joget to work on the Synology which is great!
However rather than having to modify JAVA_OPS I was wondering wherever something in Tomcat's context configuration would have done the trick as well?

Thanks again.

Eric

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