On Feb 9, 2011, at 6:38 AM, PakPenyo wrote: > Yeahhh.... > > I really need this. > > So, before plumi installattion process, what should i do? Are Apache2 or > other webserver (nginx) is requirement for plumi?
No, the "main" process below is the nginx webserver, which is included and automatically configured based on your settings in site.cfg > Without plumi, i can access example.com via lan. And my machine ready use > Apache2 and Bind9. Apache is in default configuration. Bind only has two > domain (example.com and videos.example.com). But plumi cannot running...... > > root@plumi:/opt/plumi/plumi.app-4.0# ./bin/supervisorctl status > balancer RUNNING pid 4808, uptime 0:08:36 > cache RUNNING pid 4809, uptime 0:08:36 > instance1 RUNNING pid 5423, uptime 0:00:07 > instance2 RUNNING pid 5427, uptime 0:00:05 > instance3 RUNNING pid 5429, uptime 0:00:02 > instance4 RUNNING pid 5430, uptime 0:00:01 > instance5 RUNNING pid 5425, uptime 0:00:06 > instance6 STARTING > instance7 RUNNING pid 5424, uptime 0:00:06 > instance8 RUNNING pid 5428, uptime 0:00:02 > main FATAL Exited too quickly (process log > may have details) It seems that nginx failed to start. Probably because you have Apache already running on port 80. Stop apache and restart nginx with the command: ./bin/supervisorctl restart main if that doesn't work check the logs at ./var/log/main-*.log Also you probably don't need 8 zope instances for a small internal setup as they will use quite a lot of RAM. You can disable some zope instances by editing the active-instances parameter in site.cfg Moreover it seems that there is some sort of problem with your zope instances and they keep restarting. You should check the instance logs again at ./var/log > ploneftp RUNNING pid 4799, uptime 0:08:36 > transcodedaemon RUNNING pid 4798, uptime 0:08:36 > zeo RUNNING pid 4797, uptime 0:08:36 > > Trying reinstall ubuntu, without apache or other web server, and absolutely > without bind..... i can't see plumi..... Bind is not a part of Plumi. DNS configuration is beyond the scope of the Plumi manual. Perhaps you could use an external DNS service for your domain. Once you have confirmed that example.org and videos.example.org both point to your server, you can proceed with the installation of Plumi. > > So, please forgive me. For me, the manual installation not clear in several > points. > > Debian or Ubuntu Linux server machine with these system requirementsand > Apache2 web server & domain set up in which to run your Plumi site (a > tutorial on setting up an Ubuntu web server can be found here and one for a > Debian web server is here). > > That's mean before plumi installation process, ubuntu should have webserver??? > > > Two Domains Required > Plumi requires two domains to operate although they can point to the same > server > > So, tell me how to get is working with "standard" BIND9 config..... my BIND > with Apache2 is ready and working fine in port 80. Try to add LISTEN 8080 not > help. You don't need apache. Nginx is already configured for you by the production buildout. > My basic plumi configuration will use in LAN SETUP with "virtual domain". > Next, i will combine this plumi machine with other server like freeNAS and > pfSense for my office network. If you have trouble configuring a virtual domain, maybe you could try using an existing DNS service. Cheers, Dimitris
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