I am only accessing my MH installation with an external URL (not using
"localhost:8080" anywhere that I know of).
Yet this message comes out of nowhere every two minutes:
11:06:01 WARN (OrganizationFilter:96) - No organization is mapped to handle
http://localhost:8080/workflow/definitions.json
11:08:01 WARN (OrganizationFilter:96) - No organization is mapped to handle
http://localhost:8080/workflow/definitions.json
11:10:02 WARN (OrganizationFilter:96) - No organization is mapped to handle
http://localhost:8080/workflow/definitions.json
11:12:02 WARN (OrganizationFilter:96) - No organization is mapped to handle
http://localhost:8080/workflow/definitions.json
11:14:02 WARN (OrganizationFilter:96) - No organization is mapped to handle
http://localhost:8080/workflow/definitions.json
11:16:02 WARN (OrganizationFilter:96) - No organization is mapped to handle
http://localhost:8080/workflow/definitions.json
11:18:02 WARN (OrganizationFilter:96) - No organization is mapped to handle
http://localhost:8080/workflow/definitions.json
I really don't know what's causing it or how to get rid of it.
Hank
On Wed, 31 Aug 2011, Josh Holtzman wrote:
On Aug 31, 2011, at 9:41 AM, Hank Magnuski wrote:
Josh,
The documentation for "org.opencastproject.server.url" suggests to change it to
an institution name, e.g.,
"org.opencastproject.server.url=http://matterhorn1.telavivuniv.org";
That's correct.
and when I use "http://localhost:8080"; Matterhorn is DOA, it won't load any
pages at all.
Why not access it via http://matterhorn1.telavivuniv.org?
The Wiki documentation is somewhat confusing on the nature of what URL should
be entered, as the default shows :8080 appened but the example does not have
:8080 appended and so it's not really clear what whould be placed into the
config.properties entry. Why is the port required when it is listed explicitly
a few parameters earlier?
Matterhorn is built on the shoulders of giants ;) In other words, we haven't
created our own servlet container, we use one from Apache Felix. And
therefore, we need to tell the Apache Felix HttpService what port to bind to.
This is the org.osgi.service.http.port configuration. If you choose to bind
directly to port 80, you'll need to do so as root.
Keep in mind that your public port could be different from the bind port,
though. There are many reasons to proxy traffic through an Apache HTTPD server
in front of a Matterhorn installation (e.g. to serve static content more
efficiently, or to handle SSL traffic, or for any number of reasons). So
although the Matterhorn process may bind to 8080, Matterhorn's public URL may
not be the default HTTP port, 80.
In order to enable generation of URLs properly from within Matterhorn, we need
to explicitly configure the public facing base URL via
org.opencastproject.server.url.
So this error warning seems unavoidable with the current setup required for a
simple installation.
It's avoidable by accessing your server only via its public URL, as you've
configured via org.opencastproject.server.url. If you can't access Matterhorn
via this URL, you have either a problem with your DNS, or you're connecting to
the wrong port. Let me know if I'm misunderstanding a use case.
Thanks,
Josh
Hank
On Tue, 30 Aug 2011, Josh Holtzman wrote:
Matterhorn 1.2 includes an incomplete implementation of multi tenancy (to be more-or-less
completed in 1.3). There's a servlet filter that intercepts all http requests, and
determines which organization the request is associated with… kind of like apache virtual
hosts, but each virtual host runs through the same "web application".
The value set with "org.opencastproject.server.url" in config.properties determines the
"default organization" in Matterhorn 1.2. So it looks like you've set
org.opencastproject.server.url to something other than http://localhost:8080. Instead of accessing
Matterhorn via http://localhost:8080, access it via the URL you set in config.properties. That
will eliminate this warning.
In the trunk (1.3-SNAPSHOT), you can register any number of organizations with
specific host names and/or ports, enabling multiple customers to run on a
single matterhorn instance or cluster, each with their own branding,
authentication scheme, etc.
Josh
On Aug 30, 2011, at 6:46 PM, Hank Magnuski wrote:
Can someone tell me how to eliminate this error:
WARN (OrganizationFilter:96) - No organization is mapped to handle
http://localhost:8080/workflow/definitions.json
Thanks
Hank
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