Just came to this late, so sorry if the info is a little on the tardy side!
We had a very odd problem when deploying onto Leopard server.. Long story short, if you upgrade Leopard client to server version, you end up with a rather borked and confused Apache setup, where you have 1.3 and 2 installed... No matter how we tried, the only way we managed to get things working was to wipe and reinstall Server from scratch... no trace of 1.3 was left, and everything just worked as it should.... May have some relevance, may not, but thought it was worth mentioning.. (Background: Reason we upgraded to server rather than a clean instal was because it was a new mac mini, and the Leopard server disk wouldnt boot...just goes into a reboot loop. Apples fix for this is to do an upgrade from Leopard workstation.....wich leaves you with a whole load of crap left behind. Solution was to use a firewire disk and mess around getting a fresh copy of updated OSX onto the machine..) 2009/7/5 David Holt <programming...@mac.com> > Wow, that looks like an interesting possibility after wasting all day > Friday testing the Server configuration > stuff and having it work half-way. I'd appreciate it if you could document > what extra steps are needed. > I assume you've found this doc on the client I put up some months ago: > http://wiki.objectstyle.org/confluence/x/c4E5 > <http://wiki.objectstyle.org/confluence/x/c4E5>David > > > On 5-Jul-09, at 11:35 AM, Kieran Kelleher wrote: > > Well, after making (and eating) my dog's breakfast, along with > encouragement from WO-twitterers (see skitch-shot below), I have wiped off > OS X Server and put a clean OS X Client on this machine for serving > WebObjects apps only. Nice and simple :-) > > <Tweetie.jpg> > > > > On Jul 4, 2009, at 12:00 AM, Chuck Hill wrote: > > > On Jul 3, 2009, at 8:13 PM, Kieran Kelleher wrote: > > > I installed OS X leopard server some months ago > > > And made a dog's breakfast of Apache. Done that! :-( So what you have is > Apache 1.3 AND Apache 2.2 running on the same machine. Apache 2.2 is (I > presume) configured for WO and Apache 1.3 is receiving the requests. Chaos > ensues. > > > Hunt Apache 1.3 down. Kill it. Burn the launch scripts. Rape the conf > files. Pillage the women. Reboot. Life should be good. > > > > Chuck > > > > Oh, and another weird thing I notice is that along with my regular httpd > process which stops and starts with sudo serveradmin start web / stop web, I > see two httpd-1.3 processes in 'top' that are always there. Why are they > there when I am using apache 2.2? > > > On Jul 3, 2009, at 11:10 PM, Kieran Kelleher wrote: > > > I am probably too tired to see what is going on with this problem, but I > have a new OS X Leopard server and the /cgi-bin/WebObjects/app.woa is > returning a file not found. > > > This is first time deployment on this server. I installed OS X leopard > server some months ago, but I just configured it today for WebObjects. > > > WOMonitor is operational and the first deployed app launches fine and > according to WOMonitor and lsof, it is alive and well. First time it > launched it created the initial Migrations in database server also. > > > this is stock Leopard Server upgraded to 10.5.7 and the app is a WO 5.3.3 > fully embedded app. > > > Turning on adaptor logging and restarting "web" service, the adaptor log > output is shown below. Anyone have any suggestions > > > Debug: init_adaptor(): beginning initialization. Adaptor version 4.5.1. > > Info: init_adaptor(): config options are: String table: > > config = http://192.168.1.177:1085 > > confinterval = 10 > > logPath = /tmp/WebObjectsAdaptor.log > > logLevel = Debug > > options = redir=/systemupdating.html > > redir = /systemupdating.html > > Info: Adaptor shared state file: /tmp/WOAdaptorState > > Info: Adaptor info user: <no user set>, password: <no password set> > > Debug: init_adaptor(): WOShmem_init succeeded > > Debug: init_adaptor(): tr_init succeeded > > Debug: init_adaptor(): hl_init succeeded > > Warn: la_initialize(): WA_INST_LB_INFO_SIZE too small to use loadaverage > > Info: lb_init(): loadaverage scheduler not available - initialization > failed > > Debug: init_adaptor(): lb_init succeeded > > Info: WOShmem_alloc(): allocated region "application list" (868 x 64) > > Info: WOShmem_alloc(): allocated region "instance list" (160 x 8192) > > Info: WOShmem_alloc(): allocated region "configTimes" (40 x 1) > > Info: WOShmem_alloc(): allocated region "configServers" (6208 x 1) > > Info: ac_init(): reading configuration from: http://192.168.1.177:1085 > > Info: Caching hostent for 192.168.1.177 > > Info: Added new config server 192.168.1.177:1085. > > Debug: init_adaptor(): ac_init succeeded > > Debug: init_adaptor(): transaction_init() succeeded > > Info: Reading configuration from > http://192.168.1.177:1085/WebObjects/wotaskd.woa/wa/woconfig > > Info: attempting to connect to 192.168.1.177 on port 1085 > > Info: Preparing to read config for host: 192.168.1.177 > > Info: New response: HTTP/1.0 200 Apple WebObjects > > Info: ac_newInstance(): added dakota:1 (2001) > > Info: ac_newInstance(): added JavaMonitor:-56789 (56789) > > Info: WebObjects_post_config(): WebObjects adaptor initialization > succeeded. > > Debug: init_adaptor(): beginning initialization. Adaptor version 4.5.1. > > Info: init_adaptor(): config options are: String table: > > config = http://192.168.1.177:1085 > > confinterval = 10 > > logPath = /tmp/WebObjectsAdaptor.log > > logLevel = Debug > > options = redir=/systemupdating.html > > redir = /systemupdating.html > > Info: Adaptor shared state file: /tmp/WOAdaptorState > > Info: Adaptor info user: <no user set>, password: <no password set> > > Debug: init_adaptor(): someone installed a SIGPIPE handler > > Debug: init_adaptor(): WOShmem_init succeeded > > Debug: init_adaptor(): tr_init succeeded > > Debug: init_adaptor(): hl_init succeeded > > Warn: la_initialize(): WA_INST_LB_INFO_SIZE too small to use loadaverage > > Info: lb_init(): loadaverage scheduler not available - initialization > failed > > Debug: init_adaptor(): lb_init succeeded > > Info: WOShmem_alloc(): allocated region "application list" (868 x 64) > > Info: WOShmem_alloc(): allocated region "instance list" (160 x 8192) > > Info: WOShmem_alloc(): allocated region "configTimes" (40 x 1) > > Info: WOShmem_alloc(): allocated region "configServers" (6208 x 1) > > Info: ac_init(): reading configuration from: http://192.168.1.177:1085 > > Info: Caching hostent for 192.168.1.177 > > Info: Added new config server 192.168.1.177:1085. > > Debug: init_adaptor(): ac_init succeeded > > Debug: init_adaptor(): transaction_init() succeeded > > Info: Reading configuration from > http://192.168.1.177:1085/WebObjects/wotaskd.woa/wa/woconfig > > Info: attempting to connect to 192.168.1.177 on port 1085 > > Info: Preparing to read config for host: 192.168.1.177 > > Info: New response: HTTP/1.0 200 Apple WebObjects > > Info: ac_newInstance(): added dakota:1 (2001) > > Info: ac_newInstance(): added JavaMonitor:-56789 (56789) > > Info: WebObjects_post_config(): WebObjects adaptor initialization > succeeded. > > > _______________________________________________ > > Do not post admin requests to the list. 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