Witango-Talk: win2k / t3 server install probs

[Garth Penglase]

Hi,
I am installing my t3 server onto a WIn2k machine and I am getting the following error.

Some of you guys posted possible resolutions of the following issue:

"CGI configuration file does not specify a stanza for this CGI."

What did it turn out to be.

I have checked the t3client.ini file to ensure that the following is setup (the t311s.dll wasn't there initially, but even after we have added that (and restarted of course) it still gets the same error.

[Tango Client Definitions]
t3cgi.exe=
t3iis.dll=

[t3cgi.exe]
TANGO_HOST=127.0.0.1
TANGO_PORT=18000

[t3iis.dll]
TANGO_HOST=127.0.0.1
TANGO_PORT=18000


We have checked the file mapping for .taf .tcf .tml to ensure they point at the t311s.dll and they do - we deleted that and re-added it, while checking the "Check file exists" option.

I **think** we have done the following -- info provided by Anthony Humphries as a suggestion -- correctly as well, though I will have to try that again to make sure:

"The permissions on the file and directories (Including parent directories!!) needs to include read/write permissions for the login that Tango is using (usually SYSTEM a.k.a. LOCAL_SYSTEM) as well as read permissions for the user that the web server processes run as. In IIS 5.0 it would be something like "IWAM_COMPUTERNAME" where "COMPUTERNAME" is the Windows name of the server."

So, for anyone out there that has had this problem, what solved it for you?
Can someone send me a zip file of their t2client.ini and the t2server.ini files so that we can compare them - I think, in our case, it probably has to do either with the fact that these two files are no 'linking up' OR that because we are using different folders for the scripts and app files than the standard ones privided by a default installation we are getting ourselved mixed up there, and the server isn't seeing the .ini files.

any help would be appreciated.
cheers
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