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Re: [mv] Socket problems with old MV-3.14 catalog
At 03:37 PM 05/11/2001 -0400, you wrote:
>Quoting Ed LaFrance (edl@newmediaems.com):
> > Perhaps someone will be able to offer some insight on this?
> >
> > Perl: version 5.005_03
> > OS: Red Hat Linux release 6.2 (Zoot)
> > Kernel 2.2.14-5.0smp on an i686
> > MV: 3.14
> > Apache: 1.3.19
> >
> > No changes have been made to the above configuration; however, a client's
> > catalog, running in a virtual domain with its own MV installation,
> suddenly
> > took ill within the last 24 hours. Any attempts to pull up the catalog
> > result in a 500 error, or 'We're Sorry,...unavailable' when a locale path
> > construct is used.
> >
> > Nothing in the catalog or mvend error logs. Apache's error log is filled
> > with messages like this since the problem manifested itself:
> >
> > ALERT: MiniVend /cgi-bin/catname.cgi signal: Broken pipe (0)
> > ALERT: MiniVend server (216.10.1.117 7781) not running for
> /cgi-bin/catname.cgi
> > [Fri May 11 09:43:28 2001] [error] [client 212.155.248.22] Premature
> end of
> > script headers: /home/username/html/cgi-bin/catname.cgi
>
>Based on this, I wonder if you see a message "server started in UNIX mode
>only"
>which would indicate something is occupying port 7781 when you do a restart...
I suspected as much, since the catalog was configured for inet mode, but no
such message - nor is there one in the minivend error.log, which reports
that Minivend is happily running in both unix and inet modes and accepting
connections from hostname, etc. In fact it is an inet mode problem, maybe
more. I tried installing 'simple' catalogs in inet mode and then again in
unix mode, and running the server is just one or the other, but no
dice. With a clean install of Minivend 3.14-6, I was able to get catalogs
working in unix mode. The inet behavior is the same: no install problems,
no error messages (stdout or log file) on start up ...but it doesn't
work: TcpMap -Host and -Port are the same as they have always been.
Obviously there has been a change or two somewhere. The client's machine
is co-located and was recently moved to a new data center, but this catalog
was running past that time. Nonetheless, I will inquire if they have done
something to machine configuration that would affect port availability. At
least the client's site is up again.
Thanks!
- Ed L.
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