Installer does not recognise an existing Glassfish 4.1 installation and fails.Ģ. Happy to provide further diagnostic information ( run further tests and test fixes.ġ. Insufficient diagnostics provided to enable me to work out what is wrong. The NetBeans App has appeared in Applications but will not start (repeatable). Contact the software manufacturer for assistance. 09:23:09.293 Installer: The Installer encountered an error that caused the installation to fail. 09:22:35.759 mdworker: iWork MDI raised an exception: Could not find the end of central directory record 09:22:35.743 mdworker: iWork MDI raised an exception: Could not find the end of central directory record 09:22:35.729 mdworker: iWork MDI raised an exception: Could not find the end of central directory record Contact the software manufacturer for assistance.'įrom system log – entries during installation period (repeatable): Installer runs to about 90% of install, appears to hang for 40 seconds and then reports 'The Installer encountered an error that caused the installation to fail. This solved it for me.Java control panel indicates that the installed Java platform is 1.8.0_45.ĭouble clicking on installer and following through dialogues until installer starts is OK. If you did 'ls -la' on the share in Terminal, you will see 'www' in both Owner & Group columns. By giving the '-u 70 -g 70' parameters, we're basically instructing that the mounted share should be owned by Apache Web Server and not the root or any other user. It may be different in yours but you can find that out in the NetInfo Manager. The '70' that you see is both the UID and GID of Apache Web Server in my Mac OS X. Technically how to do this took me a while, but I finally found the commands. Thereafter Apache Web Server will have Full Rights to Anything residing on that share. Logically it's simple, at the time of mounting your Windows Share on your Mac OS X as an SMB share, simply specify Apache Web Server as the User & Group owner of the entire share. Windows is only able to provide the Mac User with Permissions, not Apache.

Is there anyway while mounting to give Apache write access to the files on this share? I don’t see how I can provide Apache Web Server (installed on my Mac) Write Access through the Windows System that has the original folder. In PHP, I’m able to read data from files on this share, but I’m not able to write data to any file on that share. The problem is, I don’t think Apache Web Server (or PHP) has write access on this share. The “user” has full read-write permission and physically I’m able to do anything I want sitting on my Mac OS X in this share, like create, delete or modify files. I have a folder on a windows machine mounted on my Mac OS X as a share using the “mount –t smbfs Share”. I have Apache Web Server running on Mac OS X with PHP.

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