Forum OpenACS Q&A: invalid command name "template::adp_parse" w/ OpenACS 3.2.5

[02/Apr/2003:19:42:33][88185.138980352][-conn1-] Error: The page / caused the following error:
        invalid command name "template::adp_parse"

I can't, for the life of me, find anything searching the archives that *looks* pertinent, but, if there is, please point me at her ...

If I go to http://domain/index.adp, the page loads up beautifully ... if I go to http://domain, I get the above error ...

I've checked the log files, and can find no errors other then that above, which doesn't seem to help any ...

In the nsd.tcl, I've reduce the directoryfile to:

set directoryfile          index.adp

same error ...

the files are there:

ls -lL index.*
-rwxrwxr-x  1 nobody  nogroup  5866 Jan 30 17:50 index.adp
-rwxrwxr-x  1 nobody  nogroup    44 Apr  2 19:34 index.tcl

and, as I said, I can go directly to the index.adp page and it looks good (nice graphics, layout, etc, no errors), its just when trying to access it as the 'default directory file' that it generates the error ...

If I were running Apache, I'd say it almost feels like a permissions issue, but the server is run as nobody:nogroup, and I've checked permissions all the way up to /, and they look right ...

So, what am I not seeing? :(

Thanks ...

index.tcl: same error

ns_paran: yes ... and on a whim, since you pointed it out,I tried to hard code it as just index.adp, but makes no difference

# grep directory nsd.tcl
set directoryfile          index.adp,index.tcl,index.html,index.htm
    ns_param  DirectoryFile      $directoryfile
    #ns_param  directoryadp    $pageroot/dirlist.adp ;# Choose one or the other
    #ns_param  directoryproc    _ns_dirlist          ;#  ...but not both!
    #ns_param  directorylisting  fancy                ;# Can be simple or fancy

PostgreSQL 7.2.4 and AOLServer 3.4.2

Re: 3.2.5 vs 4.x ... its what the client developed their site under

As its not my site, not much I can offer to 'peruse' ... the index.tcl file, though, has just one line in it:

source "[ns_info pageroot]/orgs/lists.tcl"

and that file has about as much in it:

set disciplines {
    Dance
    Film/Video/Photography
    "History/Social Studies"
    Music
    "Architecture/Historical Site"
    Science/Technology/Environment
    Theater/Puppetry/Mime
    "Visual Arts"
    "Arts Education"
    Multi-Disciplinary
    Writing/Literature/Folklore
}

set boroughs {
    Manhattan
    Brooklyn
    Queens
    "Staten Island"
    Bronx
    Citywide
}

At least for AOLserver 3.x, the config file parameter names are not case senstive, so it makes no difference.

You've probably solved this by now, but for anyone searching your answer may be here!