OK. It appears that if I go to
http://my-server-ip/cgi-bin/WebObjects/playhousecomedy.woa it works fine, from
a computer inside my subnet
However, without a meta re-fresh, a simple request to my-server-ip does not
send me to the WO app.
That's one problem. The other is my internal network,
Le 2010-10-17 à 08:28, Andrew R. Kinnie a écrit :
OK. It appears that if I go to
http://my-server-ip/cgi-bin/WebObjects/playhousecomedy.woa it works fine,
from a computer inside my subnet
However, without a meta re-fresh, a simple request to my-server-ip does not
send me to the WO
On Oct 17, 2010, at 9:12 AM, Pascal Robert wrote:
Le 2010-10-17 à 08:28, Andrew R. Kinnie a écrit :
OK. It appears that if I go to
http://my-server-ip/cgi-bin/WebObjects/playhousecomedy.woa it works fine,
from a computer inside my subnet
However, without a meta re-fresh, a simple
In other news, evidently the meta refresh doesn't work outside the network, as
the host is localhost so my iPhone over 3G can't find it. That's a relief.
For a second there I thought I might have a temporary solution.
So as I didn't want the world to see my directory, I added a nearly empty
Hmm. Yeah he was asking for my benefit, unfortunately I didn't get his
replies, am on digest only mode.
Sent from my iPhone
On Oct 17, 2010, at 1:20 PM, Chuck Hill ch...@global-village.net wrote:
On Oct 17, 2010, at 5:28 AM, Andrew R. Kinnie wrote:
OK. It appears that if I go to
OK, apparently I spoke too soon. Apache appears to be running, though I
consistently get messages in the console like this:
10/16/10 7:36:30 PM com.apple.webobjects.womonitor[67] [2010-10-16
19:36:30 EDT] Thread-290 !...@#$!@#$ sendRequestToWotaskd creates a
WOHTTPConnection
10/16/10
Le 2010-10-16 à 19:41, Andrew R. Kinnie a écrit :
OK, apparently I spoke too soon. Apache appears to be running, though I
consistently get messages in the console like this:
10/16/10 7:36:30 PM com.apple.webobjects.womonitor[67] [2010-10-16
19:36:30 EDT] Thread-290 !...@#$!@#$
Hmm. I thought if I was on the same subnet, and typed in the IP of the server,
I should be getting my WO app. I'm not. I'm getting a directory listing for
what is at my document root. Am I wrong about this?
As far as blocking port 80, Verizon says they don't, and I have configured it
to
On Oct 16, 2010, at 8:25 PM, Andrew R. Kinnie wrote:
Hmm. I thought if I was on the same subnet, and typed in the IP of the
server, I should be getting my WO app. I'm not. I'm getting a directory
listing for what is at my document root. Am I wrong about this?
You said you typed the IP
On Oct 16, 2010, at 9:04 PM, Tim Worman wrote:
On Oct 16, 2010, at 8:25 PM, Andrew R. Kinnie wrote:
Hmm. I thought if I was on the same subnet, and typed in the IP of the
server, I should be getting my WO app. I'm not. I'm getting a directory
listing for what is at my document root.
Hmm, OK, well, this is what I got in that error log. The app is
PlayhouseComedy.woa
Evidently the localhost stuff was a red herring. I guess I misunderstood what
was supposed to be happening.
::1 - - [17/Oct/2010:00:06:28 -0400] GET
/cgi-bin/WebObjects/PlayhouseComedy.woa HTTP/1.1 200
OK, so the site is up and running on my machine, I went to zoneEdit.com and
pointed a domain I have to my external ip, and changed my dns from register.com
to zoneEdit, downloaded DNSUpdater to point to that domain on ZoneEdit for
dynamic DNS. I then made sure that the FIOS router was passing
Andrew:
Are you able to do a traceroute and all that jazz all the way to the server
through the intertubes?
Also, I don't know what firmware you run on your linksys router but I run
dd-wrt. You can ssh into it, etc., and being able to do that might help you
discover where the packets are
Yes, I downloaded the mod_webobjects from mDimension.
I have no idea why I didn't think of looking in the console before, I guess I
thought it would create a log file. :-/
Anyway, the console says:
10/14/10 8:02:33 AM com.apple.launchd[1](org.apache.httpd[7736]) Exited
with exit
Oddly, yes I did. I knew I did something with that file days ago, but had
trouble finding this page again among the mountains of confluence pages
associated with this stuff. But now that I see this page again, I see that
something somewhere must have gone wrong, especially as the first couple
OK, well, it appears that despite me thinking I downloaded the correct
mod_WebObjects file, doing it again allowed apache to run.
Making the wotaskd debugging changes allowed me to discover that my appserver
did not have permissions to run the app. chmod 755 on the app fixed that, and
the
Glad it worked out!
So, do you think the InternetSharing crashes were related to mod_WebObjects? I
know when I previously had the wrong mod_WebObjects adaptor it actually caused
Apache to crash with a full httpd crash log written.
Tim Worman
UCLA GSEIS
On Oct 14, 2010, at 5:39 PM, Andrew R.
I have no idea, other than despite being aware of the need for the special
mod_WebObjects, and being certain I downloaded it, evidently, I didn't. Or I
did, and then downloaded another one and used it, in my frantic attempts to
resolve this.
There are just so many potential wrinkles. Part of
Greetings:
I spent 4-6 hrs last night trying to set up my new imac to act as a server for
a tiny web app I have developed. I managed to get the dev setup last weekend,
putting WO and Wonder in their own custom directories, and managed (with lots
of Pascal's help) getting the split build to
Hi Andrew,
On 2010-10-13, at 9:27 AM, Andrew R. Kinnie wrote:
Greetings:
I spent 4-6 hrs last night trying to set up my new imac to act as a server
for a tiny web app I have developed. I managed to get the dev setup last
weekend, putting WO and Wonder in their own custom directories,
Hmm. How does one start a wo app from the command line?
On Oct 13, 2010, at 12:35 PM, David Holt wrote:
Does it start from the command line? That will at least tell you if it is
really up.
Any suggestions?
I always refer back to this page (and the pages it links to such as
On 2010-10-13, at 9:52 AM, Andrew R. Kinnie wrote:
On Oct 13, 2010, at 12:39 PM, Andrew R. Kinnie wrote:
Hmm. How does one start a wo app from the command line?
Sorry missed the question. You have to
1) cd into your .woa
cd /Library/WebObjects/Applications/MyApp.woa
2) Run the
OK, I finally got home. I ran the app in the console, and it tells me it's
running (the usual console mumbo-jumbo), but when I copy the url for webserver
connect, I get the server not found in safari.
However, I did notice that the url has my local computer name rather than
localhost or
hmm. OK, how do I do that? Sorry, I'm clearly not much a of unixy person. I
have .plist files for both wotaskd and JavaMonitor in my LaunchDaemons folder
for example:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC -//Apple//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN
On Oct 13, 2010, at 10:06 PM, Andrew R. Kinnie wrote:
However, it appears that Apache isn't running, because I get the server not
found error. However, I assumed if wotaskd would appear, Apache had to be
running
No. Check it like this:
saskatoon:~/Cadre/Code/WebObjects chuck$ ps auxwww
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