Hi Michael,
on hpux test does not allow the "==" operator, it has to be '='. There's
one occurence in relative_ln_s.sh at line 52.
It just sits there, no cpu usage whatsoever. Hitting Ctrl-C exits the
script and keeps 1 occurence of openca_start running. I think it is
either waiting for some resource or the fork isn't working.
I found the xml_cache.log, the last entries are :
OpenCA::XML::Cache> Thu Aug 4 10:14:16 2005 UTC message:
OpenCA::XML::Cache> startDaemon successfull at Thu Aug 4 10:14:16 2005
UTC PID: 29862
OpenCA::XML::Cache> Thu Aug 4 11:09:08 2005 UTC message:
OpenCA::XML::Cache> startDaemon successfull at Thu Aug 4 11:09:08 2005
UTC PID: 590
I already set the DEBUG to 1 in the initServer, globally ( line 67 ),
but apparently this is not passed on ... I've added the DEBUG line and I
now get debugging output. The output ends with :
OpenCA::XML::Cache->IPCLOOP: answer:
/opt/openca-0.9.2.2/OpenCA/var/log/stderr.log
OpenCA::XML::Cache->IPCLOOP: write answer to socket
OpenCA::XML::Cache->IPCLOOP: request completed
OpenCA::XML::Cache->IPCLOOP: wait for clients
I saw the next init is initTools and that DEBUG is passed on, but I get
no output, so I assume the script is hanging on "wait for clients" ...
I searched for the XML::Cache but can't find it. During compilation
there was a warning that sax was not installed, but the warning stated
that if I don't use xml export, the package was optional so I didn't
install it. Do I need it ? Could this be the problem ?
Kindest regards,
Peter.
Michael Bell wrote:
Hi Peter,
Peter Van Biesen wrote:
I've downloaded, compiled and installed openca 0.9.2.2 on an hpux 11i
( pa-risc 64bit ) machine. All went well ( except for a syntax error
in the relative_ln_s.sh, where a "==" operator is used with test ).
That's a new OS. I don't know a user which uses HP-UX until now.
Nevertheless it should work. First a question from me, how do you fixed
the wrong "=="? If this is an error then we should fix it even if other
shells support this feature.
When I try to start the daemon with 'openca_rc start', I get :
-n Starting OpenCA ...
Looks like your echo does not know the -n option.
... and the rc script hangs.
Sounds like the fork is not clean. Can you give some more details about
the "hangs" please? Is it an endless loop or buzy wait?
The pstree is :
-+- 02135 root -ksh
\-+- 29155 root /bin/sh ./openca_rc start
\-+- 29156 root /usr/bin/perl
/opt/openca-0.9.2.2/OpenCA/etc/openca_start
\--- 29158 www /usr/bin/perl
/opt/openca-0.9.2.2/OpenCA/etc/openca_start
OpenCA 0.9.2 starts a XML cache daemon first and then the real openca
daemon starts. If the XML cache work correctly then there must be a file
xml_cache.log on your machine.
The /opt/openca/OpenCA/var/tmp contains :
srwxrwxrwx 1 www other 0 Aug 4 10:11 openca_xml_cache
-rw-r--r-- 1 root sys 5 Aug 4 10:11 xml_cache.pid
Is the cache log missing? This would mean that there is a problem with
startup of the XML cache.
Running the ca/index.html yields :
OpenCA Error: Server is not online or does not accept requests
(/opt/openca-0.9.2.2/OpenCA/var/tmp/openca_socket -
/opt/openca-0.9.2.2/OpenCA/var/tmp/openca_socket ). 0
The file /opt/openca-0.9.2.2/OpenCA/var/tmp/openca_socket does not
exist ( /opt/openca is symbolic link to /opt/openca-0.9.2.2 ).
The stderr.log file is empty.
First we should try to find the xml_cache.log. A missing socket can be
caused by several things.
I turned the debug flag to 1 in the log.xml, but I can't seem to find
anything extra in any of the logs.
If OPENCADIR/var/log/stderr.log is empty then there is a basic problem.
If you use HP-UX then I think that you are a little bit familiar with
script language. So you can activet the debugging of the XML cache too.
There is a file lib/functions/initServer. This file contains a function
initXMLcache. If you add "DEBUG => 1" to OpenCA::XML::Cache->new then
the cache outputs several debug infos. Perhaps this shows some useful
infos.
Michael
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