doesn't seem to be a full solution. CQ will start. but it won't stop, have to kill it. Seems like a jre incompatability with the latest OSX jre 1.6.0_65Are there other ideas for this?this is from: ps -ef | grep java/usr/bin/java -server -Xmx2048m -XX:MaxPermSize=512M -Djava.awt.headless=true -jar ap...

gcuthber wrote... Sham HC wrote... If it is not a cluster environment comment out <Cluster> ...</Cluster> param in repository.xml then restart the system   going to give this a shot!  seems to be the trick...but this wasn't an issue before the java fiasco of Mavericks...word to the wise on upd...

Sham HC wrote... If it is not a cluster environment comment out <Cluster> ...</Cluster> param in repository.xml then restart the system  going to give this a shot!

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getting the same issue! Is this something to do with the newest java / jre / jdk stack for osx 10.9? Note: after installing Mavericks, my previously running Adobe / JRE stack (1.6.0_37) java no longer exists on the environment.I had to download this to get java utils to even work again. but CQ seems...

solid!we're having some luck using /etc/tags/path/to/tag/.content.xml but we're not sure if this wouldn't have adverse impact on a system with tags below this path..I love the exclude option for this.thanks so much!

In my system we have tags closely associated to content and to replicate that content effectively within a sharable package, I have to export some level of tags with the content so it can be replicated on other systems.The problem is that we have many thousand tags with a deep hierarchy so when I fi...