Question about Installing CF9 on Linux

Hi,
I have a strange situation and I'm not sure where to go, so here I am.
Machines are Linux 64-bit.
My clients had someone tar up the /opt/coldfusion9 directory and copied to a new machine. They un-tar the package and said that it is running instead of using the normal install method.
The effects of this is that jrun keeps crashing and the -autorestart feature doesn't need to work. It returns (in the log file) a message that say:
autorestart: Process died in less than 30 seconds; not restarting.
Here is what I can accertain from the machines:
The OS version are slightly different where the original version (actually about 4 months older).
The configuration files all seem to be okay and match size and permssions to a similar server.
JRUN -autorestart fails to restart ... some times.
Does anyone know besides the obvious about what the installer does as far as determining system processor and type, OS versions, etc? I would assume that removing the entire CF process and re-installing (correctly) would solve most of the issues. Also, has anyone ever removed CF manually. Remembering that this is linux, If you have what "gotta" do I need to worry about.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Drew Nathanson
Technical Synergy, Inc.
[email protected]

Hi,
http://www.aaronwest.net/blog/index.cfm/2011/1/24/Super-Guide-Installing-ColdFusion-9-on-U buntu-Linux
Also there's an excellent guide for CENTOS / RHEL (link at bottom of above page)
The installer is basically a big fat zip with an executable install script. The install script checks the OS version / type/ OS core libraries / valid paths for deployment (CF/search/openoffice etc) and deploys it's own JRE so is effectively self contained (the ol' Java write once - run anywhere).... however one of the *nix OS libraries that CF needs to install is the libstdc++.5.so or higher - use yum to update that library (compat-libstdc++) - this library is related to the installer rather than CF standalone actually running.
Best bet - backup what you have and do a clean install
Good luck

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