On 28 May 2010, at 16:21, Patrick Mayo wrote: > Hello Everyone, > > I am working on getting Opsview up and running for configuration and testing > for my work environment. However, I am running into some difficulties with my > CentOS5 installation. I believe that I have the majority of the configuration > completed but I am unable to access the web interface properly. I can use > 'elinks 127.0.0.1:3000 to verify that it is serving, but I can't access it > from port 80. The followign error is what I receive when I attempt a regular > port 80 connection. > > Opsview Error > > The Opsview Web Server is not running or is not responding to requests! > > > I have searched around and found that most FAQs specify that opsview-web > needs to be started, but it already is started. /var/log/messages doesn't > show anything errors at all. /var/log/messages did previous indicate that the > database was unable to be connect to, but I ran all 4 of the dn_install > command again and it appears to b connecting properly. I have performed the > apache section of the install guide again but with no change. > > Any suggestions?
Can you run 'lsof -i:3000' to prove it is opsview-web that is listening on port 3000 and not something else? What IP's does 'netstat -na | grep 3000' show are being listened on? It should be similar to tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:3000 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN Do you have SELINUX disabled or in permissive mode? Duncs -- Duncan Ferguson Senior Developer
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