Thanks for the reply James. I hadn't thought of that before. I tried that today and didn't get the logs I was looking for, but then noticed the ssl_access.log where the failed attempts were logged. Unfortunately they don't help:
*172.16.1.79* *-* *-* [*22/Feb/2012:21:39:41* *-0600*] "*GET* */xul/rel_2_1_1/server/* *HTTP/1.1*" *404* *570* "*-*" "*Mozilla/5.0* (*Windows*; *U*; *Windows* *NT* *5.1*; *en-US*; *rv:1.9.2.22*) *Gecko/20110902* *oils_xulrunner* */xul/rel_2_1_1/server/*" its that same /xul/rel_2_1_1/server/ path. All permissions are setup for the opensrf user on that path, including the index.xhtml file. The fact that it was in the ssl_access.log file got me thinking, and I found that I can although I can reach that file with my browser, I can't if I try to do it securely (ie, tacking https on the front) So I have something else to troubleshoot. Again, thanks for the tip Dave On Wed, Feb 22, 2012 at 11:19 AM, James Fournie < [email protected]> wrote: > Hi Dave, > > You may want to try this on the server: > > sudo tail -f /var/log/apache2/access.log > > Assuming there's no traffic on the server from elsewhere, you can leave > that going and then attempt to access the server with your staff client -- > you should see the incoming connections in the log and a 404 coded request > that is probably coming from your staff client. It may help you solve the > problem. You probably can just add a symlink for whatever it's trying to > access. > > ~James Fournie > BC Libraries Cooperative > > On 2012-02-21, at 9:50 PM, Dave Olson wrote: > > Hi all, > > I am trying to setup a test environment for the local genealogical library > as a favour for my sister in law. After some problems getting things going, > I think I have everything in order, but am running into problems getting > the staff client to connect. It keeps telling me the version is incorrect. > > I am able to login as the administrator account though the srfsh console. > the settings-tester.pl script runs with no issues > I've gone through the troubleshooting guide and worked out all the errors, > at least with starting the services. No error logs > > The machine is a AMD Athlon 2500+ with 1GB RAM running Ubuntu Lucid > Right now everything is on a local network. The database is on the same > machine. > > I am running the latest stable release, 2.1.1. > I used 'rel_2_1_1' as the STAFF_CLIENT_STAMP_ID in the make install > command during setup. > The client reports that same ID (in Help -> about) > > I am able to bring up the search screen when I browse to the host (" > http://amadeus"; in my case) > I made the symlinks and can browse to > http://amadeus/xul/rel_2_1_1/server/with my browser > I'm running the staff client through wine on my laptop (Ubuntu Oneric). > Same results if I boot into Windows 7 and use the client there. > In the client, I added the SSL exception. > Status is 200 OK, but version is 404: Not Found > > Any thoughts on what I might be missing. > > Thanks in advance > Dave > > >
