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You can not specify 'machinename' in mmbaseroot.xml, it then defaults to java.net.InetAddress.getLocalHost().getHostName() + the context.
You can however have several servers on the same machine, and even on the same context (using a different mmbaseroot.host), then, there don't arise different MMServer entries.
This can be fixed by either considering also the 'host' entry in mmserver, or by having a different default machinename based on the host-setting. (this is possble already, using ${HOST} but then it does not any more contain the context.
So, we could also fix that last thing (recognition of ${CONTEXT} in the machinename setting)
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You can not specify 'machinename' in mmbaseroot.xml, it then defaults to java.net.InetAddress.getLocalHost().getHostName() + the context.
You can however have several servers on the same machine, and even on the same context (using a different mmbaseroot.host), then, there don't arise different MMServer entries.
This can be fixed by either considering also the 'host' entry in mmserver, or by having a different default machinename based on the host-setting. (this is possble already, using ${HOST} but then it does not any more contain the context.
So, we could also fix that last thing (recognition of ${CONTEXT} in the machinename setting)
Bug
Resolved
Major