Thanks,
I don't know how that might have come about as the server is not accessed
via the terminal. It is quite important to us to try and find a solution on
site. The chap there is able to follow simple instructions using the
terminal. So any help greatly appreciated...
David
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The Apache error logs suggest that the database connection failure is
because of a missing Unix domain socket file in /tmp/.s.PGSQL.5432
which I imagine might occur if the file was accidentally removed since
last boot. There may be other causes.
I don't know enough about XS to advise further, sor
On Wed, 2012-05-09 at 11:28 +1100, David Leeming wrote:
> I have a resource person at a remote school contacting me to say their
> production XS is displaying “Error: database connection failed” on the
> Moodle home page. It had been running OK for some weeks with a low
> load – only 20 laptops.
>
On Wed, May 09, 2012 at 01:27:44PM +1100, David Leeming wrote:
> cron.log attached, not very helpful, which other logs might help?
Apache error and access logs?
I don't know where they are on the XS, but on typical systems that I
manage they can be found in /var/log/apache*/*
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James Cameron
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cron.log attached, not very helpful, which other logs might help?
David
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Subject: [Server-devel] Database error trouble
I have a resource person at a remote school contacting me to say their
production XS is displaying "Error: database connection failed" on the
Moodle home page. It had been running OK for some weeks with a low load -
only 20 laptops.
He is able to follow simple instructions with the terminal and
I understand the requirement. There are two approaches.
One measures voltage, and when it goes below a threshold begins
shutdown, and when it goes below a final threshold it disconnects the
load.
The second approach is a charge controller, which estimates the
capacity of the battery bank by meas
Dear XS developers,
As we plan to install and deploy a fitPC2 as a School Server in our
NosyKomba deployment in Madgascar for OLPC France, we plan to powered
it with the 12 VDC power-rail (powered by solar panel + battery +
regulator).
=>As we did it with another XS installed but powered by 220VAC
