> Hi, > > I was also trying to get the Bridge to work yesterday... I > finally figured out how to make it work just now. The configuration you > posted isn't quite right. Here is what I used, and it worked like a charm. > > > [BridgeServer] > qbexec = /usr/bin/QuickBridge > name = some_name > location = here > [https://<address>:<port>/Venues/default] > type = Venue > > > This is for a single Venue, if you want for a server > > Put VenueServer as the type, and of course put the correct url. > > I had to look into the code to get this working. If you want to see for > yourself it's in the LoadConfig function in the BridgeServer class > > Even the examples at the end of the code aren't correct; they don't use > the > correct capitalization. > > André Doiron > Yes, the capitalization was my fault, but the instructions on the website are a bit misleading http://www-unix.mcs.anl.gov/fl/research/accessgrid/documentation/BridgeServer-HowTo/BridgeServer-HOWT1.htm.
But THANK YOU, it worked like a dream! Anyone have any ideas about the rest of questions? (The vic actually now just shuts down after asking my name and email with a runtime error! Program: ...tion Data\AccessGrid\local_services\VideoService\vic.exe This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way. Please contact the application's support team for more information.) Shall I just uninstall AG and reinstall it?? > > > > > >>Hi everybody. >> >>I have a few issues and I hope someone can answer some of them: >> >>1) I'm now successfully running a VenueServer on Redhat 9 machine on an >>intranet, and been able to connect to with an WinXP laptop. Now I am >>trying to run a Bridgeserver (on the same machine) for the venues I >>created. >>This is the config file I use, ~/bridgeconfig.conf: >> >> [BridgeServer] >>qbexec = /usr/bin/QuickBridge >>name = BTexact >>location = Adastral Park Ipswich >>venueServer = https://accessgrid.futures.bt.co.uk:8000/VenueServer > <https://accessgrid.futures.bt.co.uk:8000/VenueServer> >> >>and I execute the command: BridgeServer.py -c ~/bridgeconfig.cnf >>But nothing happens, it doesn't print anything to the screen, and the >>Unicast option is not availables in any of the venues. The logfile >> doesn't >>give me any hints, this is it's last entry: >> >>07/14/04 11:54:30 1074127616 CertificateManager >>CertificateManager.py:876 DEBUG Proxy /tmp/x509up_u500 will expire >>07/14/04 18:53:13 >> >> (I even tried to change the last line of the config file to venue >> >https://accessgrid.futures.bt.co.uk:8000/Venues/default > <https://accessgrid.futures.bt.co.uk:8000/Venues/default> but no such > luck.) >> >> >>2) Whenever my WinXP connects to a venue and the vic starts up it asks me >>to enter rtpName and rtpEmail and then promises to store it in the >> Windows >>registry so I won't have to type it again, but it doesn't and I do! And >> it >>is a bit boring to do it every time! Is this because I am not an >>administrator of the computer? I remember this happening when I installed >>AG on another computer, but if I remember correctly it stopped after I >>rebooted. >> >> >>3) I have to start up VenueClient using a Dospromt: VenueClient >>--personalNode. I googled this problem and someone adviced that I removed >>the system variable GLOBUS-HOSTNAME (which I did, although difficult >> since >>i am not an administrator) and it certainly was wrong, but it didn't fix >>the problem, vic and rat wouldn't start and I couldn't add a >>ServiceManager with hostname:localhost and port:12000. It still uses the >>wrong ip-number. >> >> >>4) I cant open a shared browser. I can start the application session (add >>a browser to the venue) but I can't open it on my WinXP (and certainly >> not >>on my linux, it only works for windows, right?). This I could do when my >>VenueServer was running on a Windows machine. >> >> >>This is about it for now. Hope you can help, at least on some of those >>issues.. Thanks. >>Benedikt. >
