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hi
using the organizer i tried to record a cassette tape but when i do i get "recording process aborted "what
does this mean and how do i fix it's?
coonsanders
ps i tried to reboot but i still get that promt.

Answer 1

Here is the tutorial documentation on this error:
Server returned HTTP response code: 401 for URL ...
Symptom: When you type ant install, these message appear:
BUILD FAILED
/home/you/gs/build.xml:44:
java.io.IOException: Server returned HTTP response code: 401
for URL: http://localhost:8080/manager/install?path= ...
Solution: Make sure that the user name and password in your build.properties file match a user name and password with the role of manager in the tomcat-users.xml file. For more information on setting up this information, see Creating the Build Properties File.
Creating the Build Properties File
In order to invoke many of the Ant tasks, you need to put a file named build.properties in your home directory. On the Solaris operating system, your home directory is generally of the format /home/your_login_name. In the Windows operating environment (for example on Windows 2000), your home directory is generally C:\Documents and Settings\yourProfile.
The build.properties file contains a user name and password in plain text format that match the user name and password set up during installation. The user name and password that you entered during installation of the Java WSDP are stored in <JWSDP_HOME>/conf/tomcat-users.xml.
For security purposes, the Tomcat Manager application verifies that you (as defined in the build.properties file) are a user who is authorized to install and reload applications (as defined in tomcat-users.xml) before granting you access to the server.
If you have not already created a build.properties file in your home directory, do so now. The file will look like this:
username=your_username
password=your_password