well, i'm using CF on Solaris with LDAP 4.12, and sad to said that i still unable to do upgrade from CF4.5 to CF5, whenever i try to install CF5 upgrade version, it give me all sort of siteminder error, i try to get my local reseeler's support and even post it on this newsgroup plus some email exchange with macromedia, and i still can't solved the problem, finally i give up as i do not have much spare time to spend on this. the problem is the CF on solaris community is quite small and i guess macromedia just do not wish to spend that much time on this version may be.
--- Darren Tracey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have a problem with my Spectra install. > > 1/ When we try to install CF5 on our Solaris box, > with advanced security > turned on, it seems to install ok, but when you > start the box back up again > the following message appears: > ----------------------------- > The system is coming up. Please wait. > checking ufs filesystems > /dev/md/rdsk/d7: is clean. > /dev/md/rdsk/d5: is clean. > starting rpc services: rpcbind done. > Setting netmask of eri0 to 255.255.0.0 > Setting default IPv4 interface for multicast: add > net 224.0/4: gateway > fluorine > syslog service starting. > Print services started. > volume management starting. > iPlanet-WebServer-Enterprise/4.1SP5 BB1-11/29/2000 > 20:52 > startup: listening to > http://fluorine.company.com.au, port 80 as nobody > ERROR: Registry failed to start. Unable to start > Siteminder > The system is ready. > ----------------------------- > > A /opt/coldfusion/bin/stop is performed and the > followinf processes are > _still_ running: > # /opt/coldfusion/bin/stop > # ps -aef | grep opt | grep -v netscape|sort > nobody 266 1 0 11:52:39 ? 0:00 > /opt/allaire/spectra/database/sqlanywhere/dbsrv6 -x > tcpip(serverPort=2638) -n f > nobody 271 1 0 11:52:39 ? 0:00 > /opt/allaire/spectra/database/sqlanywhere/dbsrv6 -x > tcpip(serverPort=2641) -n f > nobody 276 1 0 11:52:39 ? 0:00 > /opt/allaire/spectra/database/sqlanywhere/dbsrv6 -x > tcpip(serverPort=2642) -n f > nobody 491 425 0 11:52:52 ? 0:11 > /opt/coldfusion/jre/bin/../bin/sparc/native_threads/java > -Djrun.rootdir=/usr > /li > # > > The processes are killed and coldfusion is started. > > Running /opt/coldfusion/siteminder/bin/smconsole > successfully tests > connection to the ldap server. > > ------------------------------------------------------------ > > 2/ After successfully testing the ldap connection, > proceed with spectra > installation > > After installation finishes, while running the > webtop wizard, all proceeds > perfectly until step 4 "Create Administration > Account". Keying in a userid > of admin and a password, the creation fails with the > browser displaying the > following mesasge box: > > > > Configuration Wizard > > > Account Creation Unsuccessful > The configuration wizard did not successfully > create the administrator > account. > > The following information was returned: > > CFLDAP > > The error occurred while processing an element > with a general > identifyer of (CFLDAP), occupying document position > (205:5) to (213:32). > > > > Retrying the step does not work, neither does > stopping/starting services or > rebooting the server. > > > > > We are using Netscape LDAP 4.12, as we were told to > do, and as the > documentation and requirements on the Spectra box > say to do. > > > Here's the strange bit. > I saw a post here recently with someone having the > same problem with Spectra > Account creation, and it was suggested to try LDAP > 4.13 instead of LDAP > 4.12. Apparently everything after 4.12 is no longer > included in the > licensing we have. We couldn't immediately find a > eval copy of 4.13, so we > skipped straight to LDAP 5. > Once we'd installed Netscape Ldap 5, the CF5 bootup > problem and the Spectra > account creation problems all went away! > > So don't use LDAP 4.12, I hear you say! The problem > is that we only have an > evaluation version of LDAP 5 and there are fairly > hefty licensing fees for > it. According to the Spectra docs we shouldn't need > to be doing this, so I'm > very reluctant to fork out this money if its just a > config problem. > > Can I assume that the problem is all with LDAP? If > so, then why does the > Spectra box say to use 4.12? > > My question is: Is ANYONE AT ALL using Spectra on a > Solaris box using CF5 > and LDAP 4.12? > Has ANYONE got any thoughts or suggestions to help > us get it all to work > with LDAP 4.12? > > > Regards > > Darren Tracey > Senior Web Developer > Thiess > Australia > > > ****************** > IMPORTANT - This email and any attachments may be > confidential and privileged. If received in error, > please contact Thiess and delete all copies. You may > not rely on advice and documents received by email > unless confirmed by a signed Thiess letter. Before > opening or using attachments, check them for viruses > and defects. Thiess' liability is limited to > resupplying any affected attachments. > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Get the mailserver that powers this list at http://www.coolfusion.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ To Unsubscribe visit http://www.houseoffusion.com/index.cfm?sidebar=lists&body=lists/spectra_talk or send a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with 'unsubscribe' in the body.
