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I installed Tomcat from NetBeans 6.0beta1 installator to my /opt directory (Ubuntu Linux). After starting fresh new NetBeans, I found out that Tomcat (added to "Servers" node automatically) can't be started (attachment #1 [details]). Another attempt to start gives you more information (attachment #2 [details]). If you remove Tomcat from Servers and try to add it manually, you get another nice error message (attachment #3 [details]). I have found out, that it is enough to add read permission for group/other to all files in /opt/apache-tomcat-6.0.13/conf and voila, Tomcat can be started. After installation, those forementioned files are readable only for root. I wonder how it is possible that anyone else hasn't noticed that Tomcat simply doesn't work. Not everyone is working under administrative rights, you know, windows guys? :) Please fix.
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