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I´m trying to make a small web server in my home network within a virtual machine with Ubuntu Server 18.04.1



I installed glassfish server 5.0 with Oracle JDK (Java 8), but something strange happens when enabling secure admin. Here is a short history of what I did:



I download glassfish: wgetdownload.oracle.com/glassfish/5.0/release/glassfish-5.0.zip



Install unzip: apt-get install unzip



unzipped the file: unzip glassfish-5.0.zip –d /opt



Create a glassfish user: sudo useradd –system name –d /opt/glassfish5



Change owner of directory files: sudo chown –R name /opt/glassfish5/



Change the group to be admin: sudo chgrp –R sudo /opt/glassfish5/



Set execution permissions for the glassfish scripts: sudo chmod –R +x /opt/glassfish5/bin, sudo chmod –R +x /opt/glassfish5/glassfish/bin



Ok, up to this point I can get to see the main login page, but it forces me to activate secure admin ....



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The problem is that if I activate that command, it will not let me enter the glassfish server from the browser ....



I do the crazy idea of ​​only establishing a username and password without enabling secure admin but it forces me to do it.



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How do I handle this problem?




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    I´m trying to make a small web server in my home network within a virtual machine with Ubuntu Server 18.04.1



    I installed glassfish server 5.0 with Oracle JDK (Java 8), but something strange happens when enabling secure admin. Here is a short history of what I did:



    I download glassfish: wgetdownload.oracle.com/glassfish/5.0/release/glassfish-5.0.zip



    Install unzip: apt-get install unzip



    unzipped the file: unzip glassfish-5.0.zip –d /opt



    Create a glassfish user: sudo useradd –system name –d /opt/glassfish5



    Change owner of directory files: sudo chown –R name /opt/glassfish5/



    Change the group to be admin: sudo chgrp –R sudo /opt/glassfish5/



    Set execution permissions for the glassfish scripts: sudo chmod –R +x /opt/glassfish5/bin, sudo chmod –R +x /opt/glassfish5/glassfish/bin



    Ok, up to this point I can get to see the main login page, but it forces me to activate secure admin ....



    enter image description here



    The problem is that if I activate that command, it will not let me enter the glassfish server from the browser ....



    I do the crazy idea of ​​only establishing a username and password without enabling secure admin but it forces me to do it.



    enter image description hereenter image description here



    How do I handle this problem?




    server glassfish




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      I´m trying to make a small web server in my home network within a virtual machine with Ubuntu Server 18.04.1



      I installed glassfish server 5.0 with Oracle JDK (Java 8), but something strange happens when enabling secure admin. Here is a short history of what I did:



      I download glassfish: wgetdownload.oracle.com/glassfish/5.0/release/glassfish-5.0.zip



      Install unzip: apt-get install unzip



      unzipped the file: unzip glassfish-5.0.zip –d /opt



      Create a glassfish user: sudo useradd –system name –d /opt/glassfish5



      Change owner of directory files: sudo chown –R name /opt/glassfish5/



      Change the group to be admin: sudo chgrp –R sudo /opt/glassfish5/



      Set execution permissions for the glassfish scripts: sudo chmod –R +x /opt/glassfish5/bin, sudo chmod –R +x /opt/glassfish5/glassfish/bin



      Ok, up to this point I can get to see the main login page, but it forces me to activate secure admin ....



      enter image description here



      The problem is that if I activate that command, it will not let me enter the glassfish server from the browser ....



      I do the crazy idea of ​​only establishing a username and password without enabling secure admin but it forces me to do it.



      enter image description hereenter image description here



      How do I handle this problem?




      server glassfish




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      I´m trying to make a small web server in my home network within a virtual machine with Ubuntu Server 18.04.1



      I installed glassfish server 5.0 with Oracle JDK (Java 8), but something strange happens when enabling secure admin. Here is a short history of what I did:



      I download glassfish: wgetdownload.oracle.com/glassfish/5.0/release/glassfish-5.0.zip



      Install unzip: apt-get install unzip



      unzipped the file: unzip glassfish-5.0.zip –d /opt



      Create a glassfish user: sudo useradd –system name –d /opt/glassfish5



      Change owner of directory files: sudo chown –R name /opt/glassfish5/



      Change the group to be admin: sudo chgrp –R sudo /opt/glassfish5/



      Set execution permissions for the glassfish scripts: sudo chmod –R +x /opt/glassfish5/bin, sudo chmod –R +x /opt/glassfish5/glassfish/bin



      Ok, up to this point I can get to see the main login page, but it forces me to activate secure admin ....



      enter image description here



      The problem is that if I activate that command, it will not let me enter the glassfish server from the browser ....



      I do the crazy idea of ​​only establishing a username and password without enabling secure admin but it forces me to do it.



      enter image description hereenter image description here



      How do I handle this problem?





      server glassfish





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