I apologize if this is a resend....
Late last night when my brain may have been working at only 3%, I upgraded
from ad12 to ad13, by downloading the source and building (on red hat linux).
Upon installation, I ran aolserver, using the sample-config.tcl file. That
worked fine.
So I killed the server and restarted it using my development scripts. My
development scripts use the technique where within the script, the name of
the server is obtained from AOLserver using [ns_info server]
set server [ns_info server]
and then generic sections within the config file are demarked such as
ns_section /ns/server/${server}/module/nslog
ns_param extendedheaders host
while server specific sections might be enumerated with
ns_section /ns/server/theashergroup/module/nsopenssl
ns_param port 444
In short, within my config.tcl file I have about a dozen servers defined
and then to start aolserver, I have a script that starts a specific server
to start by passing the -s server flag to nsd8x
nsd8x -s theashergroup -tconfig.tcl -u nsadmin -g web
When I restarted the server none of this worked, and my 3am debugging seems
to reveal that the value of [ns_info server] is "" at the time the config
file is evaluated.
So, here's the question: do you see this behavior or does this appear to
work correctly for you? How do you start your aolserver 3.3 ad13s?
Thank you,
Jerry Asher
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