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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 7/21/15 5:16 PM, Brent Putman wrote:<br>
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The code in saveAndClone(...) starts off with this:<br>
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<tt>FileOutputStream out = new
FileOutputStream(backingResource.getFile());</tt><br>
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Have to see whether that's correct. Possibly the file needs to be
explicitly created first. <br>
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No, I tested. It doesn't have to exist, including intermediate
directories. They will be created as needed. <br>
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So let's start with the obvious. Can you double-check that the user
that the IdP process is running as have the ability to create new
files in the conf directory (or wherever you point the backing
file)? If you point the backing file to a different location, such
as under /tmp or somewhere else known to be world-writeable, do you
get a different result?<br>
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