Questions[systempath](server)

I am using php-fpm with PrivateTmp enabled. I have to read a file from PHP, which is copied by a remote deployment agent to the /tmp directory. Since PrivateTmp is enabled, I am unable to directly access /tmp directory.

Is it possible to read a file from the system /tmp folder when PrivateTmp is enabled? I tried creating a symbolic link to /tmp at /var/temp and accessing the file through /var/temp, but it did not work. /var/tmp is currently bind mounted from /tmp, and I also tried accessing the file through /var/tmp without any success.

So I added Jasper to my classpath, got Apache ant installed and everything seems fine. I went to hsqldb directory and run "ant runServer" & "ant runManager" and both started up. I went to a sample report and ran "ant -p" and it gave me syntax errors, it did not generate the report correctly. That is problem #1. Problem #2 is soon after I tried that, I went back into hsqldb and did the "ant runServer"/"ant runManager" commands, and it shoots out "-bash: ant: command not found" - I restarted the server, which is Linux, and still have the same problem.

Any help is appreciated!

I am trying to setup gitolite using the "directly on the server method" in the docs

Went through the entire setup, uploading the ssh public key etc... so now I can ssh git@myserver without prompting me for any passwords, all good.

I reached this step that I need to perform on my workstation, in my case a Mac OS

on the client, run cd; git clone git@server:gitolite-admin

running that is throwing this error:

Initialized empty Git repository in /Users/myLocalUser/gitolite-admin/.git/
bash: git-upload-pack: command not found
fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly

which tells me that it cannot find git-upload-pack, so I thought I would just have to add its path to the "git" user ".profile"

I just double checked and the path is there! if I:

ssh git@myServer

then call:

which git-upload-pack

I get the path as expected:

/usr/local/bin/git-upload-pack

What am I missing here?!

I can't seem to clone gitolite-admin, because of it keeps complaining about not being able t find git-upload-pack!!

In Windows, what is the preference of how Windows looks through these folders to find .dlls? For example, if I have two versions of the same dll, one in the System 32 folder and one on the System Path, where does Windows look first?

so that I can execute apps (in cmd prompt) without specifying the fully qualified folder structure.