if you run CCNet.exe from the command line, does that work? what are the logs you see on the console?
with kind regards Ruben Willems On 29 June 2012 20:53, erdoll <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello, > > I just installed ccnet on a win 2008 r2 server. > > During installation, at the Creating IIS virtual directory step I get a > dialog box stating, "The installer attempted to set the ASP.NET version > for the CruiseControl.NET Web Dashboard but was not successful. Please > check IIS after the installer has completed and manually set the > ASP.NETversion." > > The ccnet virtual directory application pool is set to .NET Framwork > v2.0.50727 and Integraged Managed pipe mode. (Classic mode causes a 500 > error on the dashboard.) > > Navigation to the dashboard and landing on > http://stl2-v-contint/ccnet/ViewFarmReport.aspx the dashboard loads, but > says, "There were execptions connecting to the following servers:" Shown > in a table is Server = local, Url = > tcp://localhost:21234/CruiseManager.rem, Message: Tcp channel protocol > violation: expecting preamble. > > ccserver services is not starting and will not start. The services.mcs > dialog upon starting says that, "The CruiseControl.NET Server service on > Local Computer started and then stopped." ccserver is running under local > system account. Running with an administrator account does not fix it. > > Event viewer has events in the Application log from both CC.Net and > CCService, "System.Net.SocketsException: An attempt was made to access a > socket in a way forbidden by its access permissions." > > Firewall has rules that open port 21234 for tcp. netsh advfirewall show > rule name-all verbose is showing the port open. PortQry does not connect, > but that might be due to the ccsservice not running. > > I assume my problem is that ccserver will not start. > > Any suggestions on how to get ccserver to run will be appreciated. > > Thanks, > > erd > > >
