On 12/03/2008, Scott Owen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi all, > > I just downloaded and installed the latest (1.2.0) Evergreen on Gentoo > VM image for a couple of my people to take a look at. > > I set the image up to bridge the NIC on a win2003 server....all is good. > My ifconfig on the Gentoo image shows an IP of 10.1.4.91/16 (DHCP issued IP) > Followed the directions, started Apache, changed the admin password etc > etc etc.... > I can access the OPAC by browsing to that IP from another machine on my > network. > (I left the default host name on the VMware image, and added the FQDN > and IP to my windows workstation HOSTS file, so I can also browse by > FQDN as well) > > However, I seem to have some issues setting up the client correctly. > I seem to be unable to find the final 1_2_0 client so I tried 1_2_0rc4. > No joy. > It sees the server ( or at least the re-test server status and version > both come back OK) but always returns a network/server failure. > Since I don't have a help desk (thats me...) I thought I'd best post the > message to the friendly Evergreen admins on this list..... > > error reads: > method=open-ils.auth.authenticate.init > params=["admin"] > THROWN: > null > STATUS: > > Clearing the message and continuing, gives me an expired certificate > warning a domain name mismatch for host 10.1.4.91(localhost), and ends > with a lock-up. > I'm guessing this is some sort of network communication/name error > betwixt my workstation and server. > Both the workstation and the VMware image can ping each other (ip > address) with no problem. > Workstation can ping server by FQDN. > The server was able to recognize the workstation and I was given the > option to name it...so I did. > > The latest client (Staff Client 3) does pretty much the same > thing...except I get a auth.session.init network/server error and it > kicks me back to the client. > > Any Ideas where I should start??
Hi Scott: A few ideas: 1) Can you log into the Evergreen OPAC using the admin username and password? 1a) How about from srfsh (change "open-ils" to whatever password you set)? # su - opensrf $ srfsh srfsh# login admin open-ils 2) Do you have any useful information from the logs in /openils/var/log/, particularly osrfsys.log and router.log? 3) If you want to try using the latest staff client, you'll need to create symbolic links in /openils/var/web/xul from HEAD to rel_1_2_1_4. I apologize for the state of the Gentoo VMWare image; at this point, it's getting pretty long in the tooth. When Evergreen 1.2.2 gets released, I'll make a point of trying to bring the Gentoo VMWare image up to date. -- Dan Scott Laurentian University
