Thank you Thomas, just 2 questions: our server machine as far as now doesn't have a public hostname, just a public IP. Could this be a problem? Second: how can I set the globus_hostname variable for a SUSE 10 machine? Thank you as always for your help. Bye, Faber B.
"Thomas D. Uram" <tu...@mcs.anl.gov> scritti il 08/05/2006 18.50.55 > > Entering a venue requires a SOAP call and an event client connection. I > expect that the > SOAP call is being made to the public hsotname, but the event client > connection is > being attempted on the internal hostname. You can force the use of a > particular hostname > by setting the GLOBUS_HOSTNAME environment variable before running the > VenueServer. In your case, I would set it to the public hostname. > > If problems persist, let us know. > > Tom > > > fabrizio.berdond...@prototipo.it wrote: > > > > Hello all, > > i'm having some problems with permissions (i guess so) while trying to > > enter the venues on a AG 2.4 VenueServer. I'm going to explain better > > what's happening. We had first configurated the venue server/clients > > inside our LAN and tested it for quite two months. After that we put > > our server onto a public IP (without changing anything in the server > > configuration). From this moment onwards we are no more able to reach > > the venues: on the client we receive a message saying that we are not > > able to connect to the lobby venue. We tried to launch a venue client > > onto the same machine running the venueserver and we successfully > > connected it to the lobby venue on the server. After this we tried > > again to connect the other clients to the lobby on the venue server: > > we received the same error, but looking inside the venue with the only > > venueclient connected to it (the one running on the same machine that > > runs the venueserver) we saw as many instances of the client as the > > number of trials we did to log to that venue. > > How could we solve this problem? > > Thank you in advance, > > Faber B.
