Hi all Firstly, thanks to everyone who's worked on AOLserver - I'm currently evaluating it for a project at work and like what I see so far. Looking forward to working with it and passing back any improvements.
Secondly, are there any good sources of documentation I should be looking at? I've read the stuff that comes with the sources, been through the parts of http://www.aolserver.com/docs/ that seem pertitent so far, and obviously just joined this mailing list. So, my test system is Linux (Fedora 1), and I've got TCL 8.4.6 and AOLserver 4.01 compiled up from source and they seem to be working fine. However, I'm having problems using the nsoracle database driver. I've tried both the 2.7 release and CVS HEAD - with identical results. The driver compiles and loads without issue, but when I try to connect to the datbase (eg: using the table-test.tcl template that comes with nsoracle) I get the following error in the server log: [23/Apr/2004:14:17:53][15952.4164528][-conn:server1::0] Error: nsoracle.c:2926:Ns_OracleOpenDb: error in `OCISessionBegin ()': ORA-00604: error occurred at recursive SQL level 1 ORA-00911: invalid character I'm currently compiling against Oracle 9.2.0.1, and connecting to an 8i server. Neither the Oracle demo applications that I've compiled up or sqlplus have any problem establishing the same connection. I had a bit of a poke around in nsoracle and it is getting the values that I've set in the server config, and as best as I can tell the correct OCI calls are being made. The only other thing that occured to me was to disable NPTL (which is back-ported in the Fedora kernels), but that didn't make a difference either. What I haven't tried yet is a more recent 9i client (I've downloaded 9.2.0.4, and am currently going through the hoops to fetch the patchsets and get that installed), or using the 8i client. I hope to also have a 9i database running next week to test connecting to. Additionally, I'll try on one of our Solaris boxes - but I need to get the client libraries installed on that first. In the mean time, any help or suggestions much appreciated. Regards -- Stuart -- AOLserver - http://www.aolserver.com/ To Remove yourself from this list, simply send an email to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> with the body of "SIGNOFF AOLSERVER" in the email message. You can leave the Subject: field of your email blank.
