On Jun 11, 2008, at 12:41 AM, Jonathan Miller wrote:
It's perplexing.
I get in a circle of thought where I think Monitor must be running,
because it presents the login form and returns the password error.
But at the same time I can't find it's process running anywhere.
So at this point I'm not even sure if Monitor is running at all!
Ya, it is difficult to tell from the process listing that JM is
running. Use "sudo lsof -i tcp:<port number>" instead, where <port
number> is JM's port number (default is 56789 IIRC).
I've tried shutting down the WebObjects service from server admin,
which does not kill in the instances. So, I shut down the
instances via kill -9 . I tried the command you suggested (losf -i
tcp:1085) but that returned nothing. That seems to return nothing
regardless if the WebObjects service is running or not - so maybe
that clues you into what my problem is. If I point a browser to
http://localhost:1085 (while in Remote Desktop) that does return
the service's configuration in HTML format.
Damn, forgot that lsof is permission-sensitive. Use "sudo" at the
beginning: sudo lsof -i tcp:1085
Anyway, after shutting down the instances I then went ahead and
edited the SiteConfig.xml and removed the password (which appeared
to be a Hex string? - 076CFF12B1C58819436A45BDF433E7D35CCA) from
the site element.
Restarted the WebObjects service - all the instances came up
normally but I'm still at the same point with the password issue.
Not sure what to try next (besides reinstalling OS >:) ).
That is very strange indeed. Try rebooting just for fun, then double
check that the file doesn't still have the password. If it doesn't,
and you're still not able to get in, shut down WO services from
Server Admin and then post to the list the complete output of "ps
auxwww".
Thanks for your help,
Jon
ps I hope you guys start on your next book soon, the first one was
excellent!
Thanks. It appears, however, that writing one book is enough to keep
us busy for quite some time! :-)
sacha
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