Voon Siong wrote... Hi, We would like to run a clustered AEM 6.1 environment, which is backed by a clustered Mongo DB.  We are able to do so, but only with both AEM 6.1 sharing the same Data Store.  Is it possible to have each instance of AEM 6.1 use it's own data store?   ..... We looked at https:/...

There is no information on the AEM version, but looking at the errors referencing Oak segment store it is a 6.0 with TarMK. Tar optimize does not work for TarMK, it is for TarPM, so the error from tar optimize is expected, though a more useful message would have been more helpful. As suggested alrea...

What port is your Mongo instance on?  Looks like AEM is trying port 49806  Default Mongo port is 27017 Zyg

You can use filters to control what is/is not included.  See the adding Filter Definitions section in:http://dev.day.com/docs/en/crx/current/how_to/package_manager.htmlZyg

Are you using a 32bit or 64bit JVM?  What heap settings, especially MaxHeap (-Xmx) are you using?

Pushp Dang wrote...And in my java class I want to get the list of users attached to the group, but somehow I am not able to find any API or some way to find it out. Finding the Group to which a user is attached I know, but dont know how to find out the list of users in a group in my java code. Any s...

A good example of accessing the repository from a bundle can be found in:http://helpx.adobe.com/adobe-cq/using/persisting-cq-data-java-content.html Hope this is the information what you are after.

apache runs as the user configured in httpd.conf in the user directive, and by default is 'apache'.   It starts as root to bind to port 80/443 and immediately switches to the user defined in httpd.conf.  What user do you have apache running as? Make sure the <docroot> is writable by the user apache ...