LiquidBase requires write access to Java current working directory

General Discussion
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When running LiquidBase inside Debian Linux Tomcat, there is trouble because it cannot write its “.lbdsl” directory in the current working directory set by startup script to /usr/share/tomcat6 which is not writable for tomcat user.


Is there a way to set the path to “.lbdsl” thanks to a system property or another option ?


I guess that directory is typically a temporary one so it would be a good idea to use File.createTempFile.


Thank you in advance for your help

Yves


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Of course, here it is from IceScrum project…
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Is there a stacktrace of what is trying to write. I’m not sure what would be trying to.


Nathan

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Actually, that is coming from code specific to a Groovy-based DSL wrapper around liquibase that is completely separate from the main liquibase project. I haven’t looked at how it works enough to help, sorry.


Nathan