Allow a Tomcat9 webapp to read/write to a folder
ro:Permiteți unei aplicații web Tomcat9 să citească/scrie într-un folder
ru:Разрешить веб-приложению Tomcat9 читать/писать в папку
pl:Zezwalaj webappom Tomcat9 na odczyt/zapis do folderu
ja:Tomcat9のウェブアプリでフォルダの読み書きを可能にする
zh:允许Tomcat9的web应用程序读/写一个文件夹
de:Erlauben Sie einer Tomcat9-Webapp das Lesen/Schreiben in einem Ordner
nl:Sta een Tomcat9 webapp toe te lezen/schrijven naar een map
it:Permettere a una webapp Tomcat9 di leggere/scrivere in una cartella
pt:Permitir a leitura/escrita de uma pasta de Tomcat9 webapp
es:Permitir que una aplicación web de Tomcat9 lea/escriba en una carpeta
fr:Autoriser une webapp Tomcat9 à lire/écrire dans un dossier
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Introduction
We will see how to authorize a Tomcat9 webapp under Debian to read and write in a folder. Because under Debian the system rights are not enough for Tomcat, it is indeed put in "sandbox" mode by Systemd and has only write access to the :
- /var/lib/tomcat9/conf/Catalina - /var/lib/tomcat9/logs - /var/lib/tomcat9/webapps - /var/lib/tomcat9/work
Course
To override this security, you have to edit the Tomcat9 configuration file of Systemd /etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants/tomcat9.service, configuration file, then in the :
[Service]
Add, to for example allow access to the directory /data/ :
ReadWritePaths=/data/
Once the modification is done, you have to reload the Systemd daemon:
# systemctl daemon-reload
Then restart Tomcat9 :
# service tomcat9 restart
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