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Re: [ic] OS X Install
Quoting F. Mitchell Felling II (mitch@orangebullet.com):
> Help!!
>
> I have been unable to get Interchange to run properly on Mac OS X. I
> believe my problem to be associated with the "interch" user creation.
>
> I have attempted installs creating the user both with the System
> Preferences:Users tool and a manual user creation using the NetInfo
> Manager (I would prefer this manner.)
>
> In NetInfo I gave the User the following properties:
> realname Interchange
> uid 72
> gid 70
> passwd *
> shell /dev/null
> expire 0
> home /usr/local/interchange
> change 0
> name interch
>
> I have successfully installed a Mysql database (which functions
> flawlessly with perl cgi's and php scripts that I have tried). I
> have also installed the DBD and DBI, thanks to wonderful posts by
> Leonel Silva.
>
> I can su -m interch (-m flag needed since the specified shell is
> null) run /bin/interchange. The server starts, populates the tables
> in mysql (on first run) and reports that the Interchange server has
> started.
>
> However, when I try to enter the store from
> http://localhost/construct I receive a permission denied error (403)
> from Apache. If I chmod -R 755 a bunch of permissions in the catalog
> directory and the CGI directory, I can get the construct cgi to
> attempt to communicate with the server, at which time I am told the
> server is unavailable. Process Viewer and the top command indicated
> it is running normally. ( I assume normal is for the name to read as
> perl?)
>
This is really an FAQ. Try setting this in interchange.cfg:
SocketPerms 666
Then restart. If it then works, it is just a permission problem. The
permission on the construct CGI should be 4755 -- or you can use INET
mode and the tlink program.
But you always need to say what, if anything, is in the error.log file.
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