Thanks Jason. You were right. Now how do I get it running? :) opensrf@li904-206:~$ osrf_control --localhost --diagnostic * open-ils.acq [22293] uptime=03:34 cputime=00:00:00 #drones=1 * open-ils.actor [22341] uptime=03:33 cputime=00:00:00 #drones=1 * open-ils.auth is not running * open-ils.auth_proxy [22349] uptime=03:33 cputime=00:00:00 #drones=1 * open-ils.booking [22301] uptime=03:33 cputime=00:00:00 #drones=1 * open-ils.cat [22309] uptime=03:34 cputime=00:00:00 #drones=1 * open-ils.circ [22333] uptime=03:34 cputime=00:00:00 #drones=1 * open-ils.collections [22381] uptime=03:32 cputime=00:00:00 #drones=1 * open-ils.cstore is not running * open-ils.fielder [22421] uptime=03:30 cputime=00:00:00 #drones=5 * open-ils.justintime [22373] uptime=03:33 cputime=00:00:00 #drones=1 * open-ils.pcrud is not running * open-ils.penalty [22365] uptime=03:33 cputime=00:00:00 #drones=1 * open-ils.permacrud [22397] uptime=03:32 cputime=00:00:00 #drones=5 * open-ils.reporter [22389] uptime=03:32 cputime=00:00:00 #drones=1 * open-ils.reporter-store is not running * open-ils.search [22325] uptime=03:34 cputime=00:00:00 #drones=1 * open-ils.serial [22437] uptime=03:29 cputime=00:00:00 #drones=5 * ERR open-ils.storage Has PID file entry [22357], which matches no running open-ils.storage processes * open-ils.supercat [22317] uptime=03:34 cputime=00:00:00 #drones=1 * open-ils.trigger [22405] uptime=03:31 cputime=00:00:00 #drones=1 * open-ils.url_verify [22413] uptime=03:32 cputime=00:00:00 #drones=1 * open-ils.vandelay [22429] uptime=03:31 cputime=00:00:00 #drones=1 * opensrf.dbmath [1242] uptime=01:20:13 cputime=00:00:00 #drones=5 * opensrf.math [1222] uptime=01:20:14 cputime=00:00:00 #drones=5 * opensrf.persist [1195] uptime=01:20:14 cputime=00:00:00 #drones=5 * ERR opensrf.persist [1195] NOT configured for this host. * opensrf.settings [1187] uptime=01:20:14 cputime=00:00:00 #drones=5 * opensrf.validator [1206] uptime=01:20:14 cputime=00:00:00 #drones=5 * ERR opensrf.validator [1206] NOT configured for this host. * router [1179] uptime=01:20:16 cputime=00:00:00 * router [1180] uptime=01:20:16 cputime=00:00:00
On Fri, Mar 6, 2015 at 2:04 PM, Jason Stephenson <[email protected]> wrote: > Run osrf_control --localhost --diagnostic that will tell you what services > are running. > > Chances are, open-ils.auth isn't. > > You can remove the --localhost if you set a domain name in your opensrf > configuration. > > Quoting Howard Canning <[email protected]>: > > Anyone please. So close to having this work. Thanks >> >> On Thu, Mar 5, 2015 at 7:03 PM, Howard Canning <[email protected]> >> wrote: >> >> Ubuntu 14.04 LTS >>> Apache 2.4 >>> http://evergreen-ils.org/downloads/evergreen-client-2.7.4_x86_64.tar.bz2 >>> http://evergreen-ils.org/downloads/opensrf-2.4.0.tar.gz >>> >>> Hi Guys, >>> I followed everything step by step but when I get to Section 12 of >>> http://evergreen-ils.org/documentation/install/README_2_7.html >>> and enter relevant credentials at: >>> >>> srfsh# login <admin-user> <admin-pass> >>> >>> ... I get "Received no data from server". (Incidentally 'request >>> opensrf.math add 2,2' does return 4) >>> >>> I am hosted on Linode with an IP of say 10.20.30.40 so maybe I need to >>> adjust something in /etc/hosts too as I'm getting an "Internal Server >>> Error". I'm learning this for first time and want to access evergreen in >>> my >>> browser at http://10.20.30.40/whatever to examine the functionality. >>> What should I have in my /etc/hosts? I have exactly as per >>> http://evergreen-ils.org/documentation/install/README_2_7.html >>> >>> Please also see the logs attached with placeholder passwords as per Sect >>> 9 >>> http://evergreen-ils.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id= >>> troubleshooting:checking_for_errors >>> >>> Thanks >>> >>> >>> >>> > > -- > Jason Stephenson > Assistant Director for Technology Services > Merrimack Valley Library Consortium > 1600 Osgood ST, Suite 2094 > North Andover, MA 01845 > Phone: 978-557-5891 > Email: [email protected] > > >
