I've done some more troubleshooting and I've come to the conclusion Server
2003 is as hard to break out of as it is to break into. I disabled IIS and
got the Swiki to run on port 80. Then, I tried an IIS server on port 8000.
The server stopped. We are digging deeper into it, although a preliminary
scan showed the port open. (Any Windows 2003 gurus out there who might have
a suggestion?)
Thanks,
Derrel
At 01:00 PM 10/5/2005 +0300, MrWorm wrote:
Try to stop IIS and see if Winterlong starts after that, to
solve port issues.
/MW
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Sent: den 5 oktober 2005 04:02
To: pws@cc.gatech.edu
Subject: [Pws] Running Winterlong on Server 2003
I tested Winterlong on my XP machine as a service and it
performed admirably. Then I ported it to our Windows 2003
server so that we could run it on the web. We have IIS on
port 80, but I wouldn't expect that to interfere. However,
when I try to start Swiki, I get the following errors:
Error: no content to install with a debug message under
Codeloader installSourceFile: t1
That is immediately followed by another window with
Error: a primitive has failed in the Socket(object)
(Can I save the debug messages?)
This is the same setup that works fine on my Windows XP. I
have tried compatibility mode without any success.
Any suggestions on what the errors may mean and where to
start my troubleshooting?
Thanks,
Derrel
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