Definitely nobody home there. I'm pretty sure that uniproxy is bombing out. It does not give any helpful information or even a log.
Thanks, Jeff On Wed, 2006-06-14 at 13:04 -0700, John Hester wrote: > Jeff Powell wrote: > > Here is my java command > > > > java -cp ./asjava_p.zip:./asjava.zip:/usr/lib/jvm/java/jre > > asjava.uniproxy.UniProxyAdminClient -config=/opt/udproxy/uniproxy.config > > -command=start -access_token=myPasswd > > Starting proxy server... > > Proxy server started. > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] udproxy]# > > > > It returns control to bash and it does not show up in the process table > > (ps -ef | grep -in java). It also does not respond to connection > > requests. > > This is uncharted territory for me since I've only used UOJ with > servlets, but you might try: > > netstat -a | grep 314*8 > > to see if the service is actually listening on those ports. If nothing > shows up, see if the ports are defined in /etc/services and grep for the > name instead. If you do find that the service is listening, you can use: > > fuser 31448/tcp > fuser 31458/tcp > > to determine the specific process that's listening on those ports. If > you determine that the proxy server is running like it's supposed to, > maybe there's something else interfering with your connection (like a > software firewall). You could also: > > telnet localhost 31448 > telnet localhost 31458 > > to see if you can at least establish a connection. > > -John ------- u2-users mailing list u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org To unsubscribe please visit http://listserver.u2ug.org/
