Darcy Parker wrote:
Message: 1 From: "Darcy Parker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Thu, 3 Jun 2004 01:41:33 -0600 Subject: [leaf-user] weblet problem on Bering uClibc 2.0 Good day Charles,
Please forgive me for contacting you off list, but I posted this question on this list on got no other response, perhaps you could shed some light on the problem.
I seem to be having a weblet problem on my leaf bering uClibC ver 2.0. The web server runs and serves up the pages but I think it can't find the correct files or information is not being passed correctly. I created a CRON-Daily job that emails the shorewall logs to me dailiy and every day I get the email showing all the logs so I know they are being created.
However, when trying to look at the shorewall logs (or Pretty shorewall logs) using weblet I get the following where the logs should be : File not readable: shorewall.log .I checked all Logs and using weblet and find the following
Shorewall log - Not working Messages - not working syslog - not working auth log - OK debug log - not working daemon log - not working cron log - not working ppp log - not working pslave log - Not used user log - not used weblet access log - OK
current connections - not working Network setup - OK Firewall rules - OK Systems Details OK (I think)
Any Ideas on how I can fix this?
It's probably a permissions problem.
The user weblet is running as likely does not have permissions to read the log files that aren't working properly. I'm not sure how the Bering uClibc users/groups are setup, but you need to make sure the weblet user is a member of a group with read access to the log files, and make sure the log files are being created with group read access. On my one Bering (non-uClibc) system, it looks like you'd need to make the sh-httpd user a memeber of the wheel group (which is setup by default).
Find the user weblet is running as by looking at /etc/inetd.conf.
Find the group with read access to the log files with "ls -l /var/log".
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