Title: RE: WebKit linux installation
Thanks to Christoph Zwerschke!
I change "host" (in the AppServer.config file) to my IP address, and everything is working.
Thanks again.
Tom Dehn
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From: Dehn,Tom
Sent: Wednesday, August 16, 2006
> This is ok. By default, the server does only listen on localhost, for
> security reasons.
Also, the built-in HTTP server is mainly for testing and debugging.
Usually you will use a real web server installed on the same machine and
use a WebKit adapter to connect to Webware, then Host = '127.0
>> I changed the AppServerconfig file:
>> Host = 'resdev1.dev.oclc.org'
>
> You should use your IP address here, not your hostname.
I just checked in a fix for the next version allowing names here, as
well as 'localhost' = '127.0.0.1' and '' = '0.0.0.0' (all interfaces).
-- Christoph
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> I initially left the WebKit AppServer.config file as it was installed:
> Host = '127.0.0.1'
> (This was the recommented procedure to verify a correct install.)
>
> When trying to connect with the server with a web browser on another
> platform and an address:
> http://resdev1.dev.oclc.org:8080/
On Aug 16, 2006, at 8:08 AM, Dehn,Tom wrote:
> I've been using Webware for over 2 years on windows, any really
> have had not problem.
>
> I tried to install in on a linux box and it fails.
>
> I installed it as it was download. I have Python 2.3.4,
> Webware 0.9.1
>
> The result of a "uname -a"
Don't know if this will be of any help with your *particular*
problem, but I've documented installing Webware through Apache on a
few different Linux platforms:
http://mmh.neurobashing.com/webware/
Maybe something there will spark an idea as to what's wrong?
HTH,
-Gary
On Aug 16, 2006, at
Title: WebKit linux installation
I've been using Webware for over 2 years on windows, any really have had not problem.
I tried to install in on a linux box and it fails.
I installed it as it was download. I have Python 2.3.4,
Webware 0.9.1
The result of a "uname -a" on the linux box is
