Search.jar plugin.  Min server version 2.1.3.  No joy.

Jason.

The problem may have been when the machine went down.  Unfortunately, even though Jive is great, the server is not critical and not (yet) on UPS.

Looks like I will have to do a reinstall.  It''s something that I wanted to avoid as I can only do that at certain times of day. 

We have a situation that our clients (Psi) are set to reconnect automatically when disconnected from the server.  I thought that this would be great as then I could do retarts and stuff and most people would never notice.  However, when more than 20 or so clients are trying to connect as Jive is starting up, it doesn''t.  Well, Jive starts listening on its ports and you get a connection, but never a response to sending authentication details (the server asks, the client sends and then nothing).  Getting lots of the clients to go offline normally sorts it out, but it''s a bit of a pain.

This may well be a resources thing rather than a Jive thing as the machine it is running on isn''t exactly ''hot'', so it isn''t something I''m not overly concerned about. It just makes things like refreshing the install a bit more of a hassle than it should be.

Will try and reinstall later today. 

Jason.

Sad, because reinstalling doesn''t help solving the

root cause.

Haven''t got that far yet anyway

What do you mean with "did not deploy"? Did JM

uncompress the jar at all and "only" didn''t load it?

Happened anything? I''m currently looking at the

source of the PluginManager and the inner class

PluginMonitor..

 

No idea so far, but more infos would be really nice.

Nothing happened.  Jive did not uncompress the jar.  No dirs created.  nothing at all happened.  No info in the logs (warning, error, debug, admin-console).

Do you use a filesystem that can show you the file

access time? To see if jive does anything to the jar

at all?

Using Ext3 filesystem

ls -l => shows mod time (shows up as time files were downloaded)

ls -l --time=status => shows time when files where copied into plugins folder

ls -l --time=access = > show a time before they were copied into folder (accessed by Windows ? WinSCP3 used to copy to linux box)

It appears Jive is just ignoring them...

I have to admit that I currently have no real

approach as well. I really like the JM source, it''s

nice and clean - but I don''t see any point that could

cause the behaviour you describe. I fear I have a

later version here, but.. Hmm..

Would be really great if one of the devs could

comment as well.

I guess I''ll have to go ahead with the reinstall as I really need broadcast working again.

Cheers,

Jason.