On 6/6/2013 7:08 AM, Mark Pace wrote:
I'm trying to setup the HTTP server from IBM Ported tools. I can not get
the server to start.
$ bin/apachectl start
(111)EDC5111I Permission denied. (errno2=0x744C7246): make_sock: could not
bind to address 0.0.0.0:80
no listening sockets available, shutting down
Unable to open logs
In the documentation it talks about setting up the PORT statement in TCPIP.
Contained in my TCPIP parms file
80 TCP WEBSRV1 ; Web Server
WEBSRV1 is the name of the started task. When that didn't work I also
tried using the userid that the started tasks runs as - WWWSERV I get the
same eror using either name on the PORT statement. I've tried to run down
the errno2 message, but as of yet I can not find it's documentation.
Any, helpful, suggestions are appreciated.
Have you modified the httpd.conf file? This should include:
Listen 80
I also found I had to 'cd' to the directory where I
wanted the logs and change their permissions; in my
case this was:
cd /usr/lpp/zApache/logs
touch access_log error_log httpd.pid
chmod 666 access_log error_log httpd.pid
on reflection, perhaps I didn't need to have the httpd.pid
files, but at this point I can't go back and test.
I have several related papers that might be of interest:
Porting Apache 2.2.9 to z/OS 1.9 (written before IBM did this)
Setting Up the IBM HTTP Server (this is for the older server,
which I still find to be a better server)
Hosting a Web Site on z/OS - one person's experience
Coding AJAX Applications (Using XHTML, JavaScript and COBOL on z/OS)
These are now available as part of a package of 22 papers
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And, of course, once you get your server running, you'll
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