I'd recommend checking the VenueClient.log file for an indication
of the problem. You will see plenty of information in the log file
that is not relevant to your problem, but you should also see
some entries related to your problem; you can try searching for
the error string you mentioned. It's possible that the problem will
be clear (e.g., unresolvable host); if not, you can send the log
for me to look at.
We've been trying to give the user more meaningful error
messages to facilitate fixing problems like these. I'd
be interested to know which version of the software you're using,
and the exact text of the error message.
Tom
On 9/8/06 5:41 PM, Richard Lindstrom wrote:
> Please forgive me if this is incredibly obvious.
>
> I got a one-box node running on a WinXP machine, and now want to put together
> a multibox node with linux (FC5) boxes for Audio and video capture. I've got
> AG running on the audio linux box, and the XP box can see it, and can add it
> as a service manager to the node service, but can't add the actual audio
> ("failed to add service" or some such). Alternatively, running node
> management on the linux box, I can open the XP node, add the audio box as a
> service manager, and add audio service, but then cannot save the settings.
>
> My best guess is that it's a permissions issue- the machines can see and read
> each other, but can't make changes to the other (e.g. launch a service on
> Linux box from XP box, or save node config file on XP box from linux box).
> Anyone else run into this? Suggestions for how to fix it?
>
> Richard W. Lindstrom, MA
> Director of Academic Computing
> Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science
> 1731 E. 120th St.
> Los Angeles, CA 90059
> Tel: (323) 563-5832
> Fax: (323) 357-3650
> rilin...@cdrewu.edu
>
> "I give the devil benefit of law for my own safety's sake"
>
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