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Timestamp:
2008-07-14T19:41:21+12:00 (16 years ago)
Author:
ak19
Message:

Need to take into account that catalina_home is undefined for gs2, before doing the swap with Fedora's catalina_home

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  • gsdl/trunk/perllib/g2futil.pm

    r16395 r16398  
    292292    # The top of this file has already made sure that FEDORA_HOME is set, but for GS3
    293293    # CATALINA_HOME is set to GS' own tomcat. Since we'll be working with fedora, we need
    294     # to temporarily set CATALINA_HOME to fedora's tomcat:
     294    # to temporarily set CATALINA_HOME to fedora's tomcat. (Catalina is undefined for GS2).
    295295    my $gs_catalina_home = $ENV{'CATALINA_HOME'};
    296     $ENV{'CATALINA_HOME'} = &util::filename_cat($ENV{'FEDORA_HOME'}, "tomcat");
     296    if(defined $gs_catalina_home) {
     297    $ENV{'CATALINA_HOME'} = &util::filename_cat($ENV{'FEDORA_HOME'}, "tomcat");
     298    }
    297299
    298300    # 1. Find out which folder to write to: fedora_host or localhost
     
    376378    }
    377379
    378     # reset CATALINA_HOME to GS' Tomcat:
    379     $ENV{'CATALINA_HOME'} = $gs_catalina_home;
    380    
     380    # reset CATALINA_HOME to GS' Tomcat (it is undefined for GS2 since GS2 has no tomcat):
     381    if(defined $gs_catalina_home) {
     382    $ENV{'CATALINA_HOME'} = $gs_catalina_home;
     383    }
     384
    381385    # Starting up the Fedora server takes a long time. We need to wait for the server to be
    382386    # ready before import can continue, because g2f-import relies on an up-and-running Fedora
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