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Re: Problem to startup web server

 
Marcelo De Florio_1
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Problem to startup web server

[03/May/2002:12:28:43] info (13576): successful server startup
[03/May/2002:12:28:43] info (13576): iPlanet-WebServer-Enterprise/4.1SP5 BB1-11/29/2000 21:17
[03/May/2002:12:28:43] failure (13576): error reading configuration file: /opt/server4/userdb/dbswitch.conf
[03/May/2002:12:28:43] failure (13576): [NSACL4600] Error reading the DB Map File: /opt/server4/userdb/dbswitch.conf. Reason: cannot open the config file
[03/May/2002:12:28:43] catastrophe (13576): ACL_InitHttpPostMagnus failed

Any ideas

MDF
Marcelo De Florio
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Sridhar Bhaskarla
Honored Contributor

Re: Problem to startup web server

Make sure you can be able to read the file before starting the iPlanet.

$cat /opt/server4/userdb/dbswitch.conf

if it says permission denied, you need to fix the permissions.

-Sri
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Marcelo De Florio_1
Frequent Advisor

Re: Problem to startup web server

I have a permisions to read file, but the error message it's the same.

MDF
Marcelo De Florio
George A Bodnar
Trusted Contributor

Re: Problem to startup web server


Make sure you check the directory leading into the position AND verify what user the webserver is trying to run as. By default iplanet wants to use a different account (in the web configuration files) so verify that account has access to the file. Basically you may run the startup script as root, but the webserver does a setuid and runs as something else (at least it should be)
Marcelo De Florio_1
Frequent Advisor

Re: Problem to startup web server

The user is owww, so this user have permisions on file /opt/server4/userdb/dbswitch.conf.

Marcelo De Florio
U.SivaKumar_2
Honored Contributor

Re: Problem to startup web server

hi,
what is the permissions and ownership of /opt/server4/userdb/ directory ?.
check whether the user owww has been properly
added in the system /etc/passwd , /etc/group).
If needed login as owww and recreate that directory and config file.

regards,
U.SivaKumar

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