If you type http://192.168.100.2:8000/index.html (based on your server log output), can you see the static page?
If I comment out the line :
ns_param library "/web/${server}/tcl"
so that the libraries are not parsed into memory at startup, the AOLServer will successfully serve a test static index.html file from /web/${server}/www. However as soon as I uncomment this line to enable the ACS libraries I can't even get the static page to serve. Netscape just reports "the Document contained no data, Please contact your administrator". (But I am the Administrator - so what now??!)
In 3.2.5, don't forget the default parameter in parameters/ad.tcl:
#precedence for file extensions, e.g., "tcl,adp,html" means "serve
# a .tcl file if available, else an .adp file if available, else an
# .html file if available, else the first file available in alphabetical
# order". Comma-separated
ns_param ExtensionPrecedence tcl,adp,html,jpg,gif
This parameter will control what pages get served first. So if you only typed http://192.168.100.2:8000/, it will ignore your static index.html and serve index.tcl instead (if it exists). By itself, this does not explain why aolserver is not serving anything, unless you modified the default www/index.tcl and forgot to include ns_writes to actually output something to the connection. Something to check...
