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Java Visualizer not working Continuation of issue #6 #9
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Is it working at the command line, following the documentation? |
Thanks for answering. I followed the documentation. presented the above error when I ran this example:
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when I used example 1 it worked quietly.
Output:
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On face value, the error is saying that the file /var/www/html/java_jail/java/bin/java doesn't exist or isn't readable by the safeexec user. Do all users ("others") have permission to read/execute (list) the java_jail/java and java/bin folders as well as the bin/java executable? It may be a bad idea to keep all this stuff in the html directory if you are planning to make a web server, because it makes it readable by the public. |
No, I just want to run offline. When running this command without chroot that you suggested in issue # 6, it worked.
Output:
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I run this command:
Output:
I noticed that with chroot it does not find this file:
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What if you put some other simple test binary there (like a compiled C++ hello world) in the bin folder? Does this command work if you do java/bin/hello instead of java/bin/java? |
Hello,
![captura de tela de 2017-12-06 17-45-00](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/20325833/33685584-dbcba43a-dab0-11e7-9d83-c3517849bff6.png)
at first I have the same issue # 6 issue, I tried to solve with the tips you gave it. However I come across this error.
Can you help me?
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