Something strange is going on with my setup, maybe someone can shed
at least some light where I may be going wrong...
- Environment:
- FreeBSD 4.2-RELEASE
- AOLServer
3.1
- PostgreSQL 7.0.3
- OpenACS 3.2.5
- Before OpenACS
Apache is running and happily accepts connections from all
machines on the newtork.
- Install AOLServer.
No problems there, with default setup welcome page comes up on
port 8000, from both localhost and from another machine.
- Install PostgreSQL
No problems again: can access it create db's and drop 'em
- Install OpenACS
Installation run largely without issues. Had to tweak config file
a little to match directory structure: ACS was not at first properly
initializing as it could not preoperly resolve ns_info
tcllib (Server was, however, responding then: internal server
error (500) was appearing). After a few restarts server seems to be
up and running: log shows startup and successful (or notice)
completion of a bunch of scheduled procedures.
...But to my great disappointment I cannot connect to the system
from any machine on the network: NS/MSIE complain about not being
able to find the machine! I can connect from localhost, but this is
not the intention, right?
Checking ${homedir}/servers/${server}/modules/nslog/
${server}.log... All client requests appear there, yet none of
them was processed! Connecting to port 80 works fine: Apache servs
up default page.
