Re: [Fedora-directory-users] Admin Server on Centos 4.1

[Gabriele Chervatin <gabriele chervatin gmail com>]

On 6/28/05, Rob Crittenden <rcritten redhat com> wrote:
> Take a look at /opt/fedora-ds/admin-serv/logs/error. It may give you a
> better idea what is wrong.

This is a problem. I've looked into but I've not found nothing
interesting. The logs are:

[28/Jun/2005:13:00:33] info ( 5558): successful server startup
[28/Jun/2005:13:00:33] info ( 5558): Netscape-Enterprise/6.2 B04/18/2005 13:49
[28/Jun/2005:13:00:34] info ( 5558): Access Host filter is: *.radiotrevisan.com
[28/Jun/2005:13:00:34] info ( 5558): Access Address filter is: *
[28/Jun/2005:13:00:34] info ( 5559): Installing a new configuration
[28/Jun/2005:13:00:34] info ( 5559): [LS ls1]
http://centos1.radiotrevisan.com, port 17247 ready to accept requests
[28/Jun/2005:13:00:34] info ( 5559): A new configuration was
successfully installed
[28/Jun/2005:15:24:45] info ( 6067): successful server startup
[28/Jun/2005:15:24:45] info ( 6067): Netscape-Enterprise/6.2 B04/18/2005 13:49
[28/Jun/2005:15:24:45] info ( 6067): Access Host filter is: *.radiotrevisan.com
[28/Jun/2005:15:24:45] info ( 6067): Access Address filter is: *
[28/Jun/2005:15:24:45] info ( 6068): Installing a new configuration
[28/Jun/2005:15:24:45] info ( 6068): [LS ls1]
http://centos1.radiotrevisan.com, port 17247 ready to accept requests
[28/Jun/2005:15:24:45] info ( 6068): A new configuration was
successfully installed
[28/Jun/2005:15:42:48] info ( 6489): successful server startup
[28/Jun/2005:15:42:48] info ( 6489): Netscape-Enterprise/6.2 B04/18/2005 13:49
[28/Jun/2005:15:42:48] info ( 6489): Access Host filter is: *.radiotrevisan.com
[28/Jun/2005:15:42:48] info ( 6489): Access Address filter is: *
[28/Jun/2005:15:42:48] info ( 6490): Installing a new configuration
[28/Jun/2005:15:42:48] info ( 6490): [LS ls1]
http://centos1.radiotrevisan.com, port 17247 ready to accept requests
[28/Jun/2005:15:42:48] info ( 6490): A new configuration was
successfully installed

> You can look at /opt/fedora-ds/bin/https/bin/start-jvm for how the
> JRE/JDK paths are configured.

The paths seem correct ...

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Gabriele Chervatin