Server is working again using 127.0.0.1:8080/[siteroot]. Earlier today, I was able to use localhost:8080/[siteroot]. What would cause localhost to stop working?
Thank you, * JB * J.B. Mentzer wrote: > Matthew Woodward wrote: > >> J.B. Mentzer wrote: >> >>> Version 1.1 on a Mac G4 10.4.11. >>> >> Is this the ready2run version or how are you deploying it? >> > Ready2Run. > > >> When you say "stops serving" what happens? Do you get an error? Do you >> see unprocessed source code in the browser? And are you using a web >> server in front of the servlet container? >> > Completely white page. View Source is completely white, too. No runs, no > drips, no errors. :-( > > >> Have you checked the logs (both OpenBD's and your web server's, if >> applicable)? >> > Where would I find them? I looked a request log, but it didn't tell me > much, just the HTTP (200, 404, etc) responses. What should I look for > within the log? > > >> you're throwing things into an infinite loop or something like that. >> > Wouldn't an infinite loop be cleared by restarting OBD and/or the computer? > > >> Maybe back out whatever changes you may have made to your web server's >> config file or the servlet container's config file? >> > Does OBD 1.1 look for files outside of its own directory? There are two > old "jetty-openbd" folder on the same level as the active directory. I > moved these outdated directories into a subfolder prior to the failure. > Restoring them to their previous location did not clear the error. > > >> If there's any misconfiguration in there, that could cause the issue, >> so I'd be more suspect of config file issues than code issues (again, >> without knowing more). >> > Could something have corrupted my Java instance? Previously, when OpenBD > was running, a document icon with a coffee cup would appear in the > toobar (as a running application). Now, that isn't happening, though > "org.mortbay.start.Main" appears as a process owned by my user (not root). > > > >> Should I reinstall OBD? I set aside today to do the heavy coding for >> ja2, and would like to get back to it. >> >> You could certainly grab a new version of OpenBD and drop the new code >> on there to see if the behavior is the same. >> > Tried. Failure persists. > > I'm trying to browse this site locally: > http://www.zekedev.com/sites/boston_line/index.cfm > > The site was coded 10 years ago, and contains simple CF syntax. The > day's first activity was to install a favicon in the local copy of the > site (I haven't posted these changes yet). OpenBD worked nominally then. > > * JB * > > > > > > > > > --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ Open BlueDragon Public Mailing List http://groups.google.com/group/openbd?hl=en official site @ http://www.openbluedragon.org/ !! save a network - trim replies before posting !! -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
