> Am 07.08.2017 um 01:45 schrieb Theodore Petrosky <tedp...@yahoo.com>: > > Ubuntu….. I only ever use Centos. > > where does wotaskd.woa and javamonitor.woa live? did you chown them after > they were installed? So that they will run with the appserver:appserveradm > user. Check and make sure. >
They run like that. > you said you disabled all the references to ‘cgi-bin’. Personally I would > make it work as the instructions say, then start playing around with removing > that kind of stuff. The instructions don’t say how the rest of the apache config has to look like. The default httpd.conf has references to the default cgi-bin directory and adds a script alias for it. On Ubuntu, that threw-off webobjects. In any case, But, because I looked at the startup-script again, I realized that I had changed it previously (by request of the application-administrator) to make wotaskd listen on the first IP of the server, instead of 127.0.0.1. Once I changed that in the apache webobjects configuration, it actually started to work. I had forgotten about that change. I have to ask him, if he still needs it. Thanks. Best Regards Rainer
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