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=== Why does the default OpenCms url contain /opencms/opencms/? === | === Why does the default OpenCms url contain /opencms/opencms/? === | ||
The first /opencms/ is the folder of your OpenCms installation in the webapps folder of your servlet container (tomcat,jboss,etc.). The second is a servlet mapping to the main OpenCms servlet which handles the requests. You can install OpenCms as root-application of you servlet container to get rid of the first /opencms/. During the installation process you can rename the servlet mapping (for example to cms) to shorten the second /opencms/.Alternatively there is a guide how to get rid of /opencms/opencms/ shipped with the alcacon documentation. See also [[Removing /opencms/opencms from site url]] | The first /opencms/ is the folder of your OpenCms installation in the webapps folder of your servlet container (tomcat,jboss,etc.). The second is a servlet mapping to the main OpenCms servlet which handles the requests. You can install OpenCms as root-application of you servlet container to get rid of the first /opencms/. During the installation process you can rename the servlet mapping (for example to cms) to shorten the second /opencms/.Alternatively there is a guide how to get rid of /opencms/opencms/ shipped with the alcacon documentation. See also [[Removing /opencms/opencms from site url]] | ||
| + | === My OpenCms upgrade fails, what are common pitfalls? === | ||
| + | A common pitfall is that your Servlet container(Tomcat,JBoss,etc.) has no write access to the OpenCms installation, check the permission and give the servlet-container write access. | ||
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| + | Another pitfall is that the upgrade wizard that it is not able to open a display. Then can be fixed by starting the servlet container with the following java arguments: | ||
| + | -Djava.awt.headless=true | ||
== User Management == | == User Management == | ||
Revision as of 11:28, 2 November 2006
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General questions
Why does the default OpenCms url contain /opencms/opencms/?
The first /opencms/ is the folder of your OpenCms installation in the webapps folder of your servlet container (tomcat,jboss,etc.). The second is a servlet mapping to the main OpenCms servlet which handles the requests. You can install OpenCms as root-application of you servlet container to get rid of the first /opencms/. During the installation process you can rename the servlet mapping (for example to cms) to shorten the second /opencms/.Alternatively there is a guide how to get rid of /opencms/opencms/ shipped with the alcacon documentation. See also Removing /opencms/opencms from site url
My OpenCms upgrade fails, what are common pitfalls?
A common pitfall is that your Servlet container(Tomcat,JBoss,etc.) has no write access to the OpenCms installation, check the permission and give the servlet-container write access.
Another pitfall is that the upgrade wizard that it is not able to open a display. Then can be fixed by starting the servlet container with the following java arguments:
-Djava.awt.headless=true
User Management
What is the difference between webusers and normal users?
The webusers are not allowed to login into the OpenCms workspace. You can use them to create a restricted area on your homepage. There is a howto how to create a restricted area on your homepage: How to create a restricted area on your homepage.
I lost the password of the user "Admin", what can I do?
If you have database access you can reset it with the following SQL query:
UPDATE CMS_USER SET USER_PASSWORD='ISMvKXpXpadDiUoOSoAfww==' WHERE USER_NAME='Admin';
This sets the "Admin" password to 'admin'. NOTE: Use this at your own risk!
