but i had also another problem that was error on accessing CSPGateway because it was a linux server (remote).
What I had to do was to give access to my machine:
I had to add a parameter to my csp.ini in the [SYSTEM] section. The syntax for the parameter wass:
System_Manager=127.0.0.1,192.168.10.55
I will create a resume doc and put it on M/Gateway Site.
Nuno
Chris Munt wrote:
You could avoid problems like these by using the CSP Gateway's management suite to maintain this configuration file.
http://[web_server]/csp-bin/nph-CSPcgiSys
Remember that if you do, for whatever reason, manually edit the CSP.ini file, you must restart 'CSPnsd' in order for changes to take effect.
Chris.
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Nuno Canas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
Solved. See solution inline.
Nuno
Nuno Canas wrote:
I've seen your doc, but my apache is already ok. It's somthing like this that I found in docs, bit it's not working :-( [SYSTEM_INDEX] LOCAL=Enabled ORION=Enabled // new line [LOCAL] Ip_Address=127.0.0.1 TCP_Port=1972 Minimum_Server_Connections=3 [ORION] // new line Ip_Address=192.168.10.13 // new line TCP_Port=1972 // new line [APP_PATH_INDEX] /=Enabled /csp=Enabled /csp/ims=Enabled // new line [APP_PATH:/] Default_Server=LOCAL // changed server name [APP_PATH:/csp/ims] Default_Server= ORION // changed server name
------------^ The error was this space.
kevin furze wrote:
I posted a download on the MGateway site to describe Cache and Apache, don't know whether this will help?
kev
