I deleted all files associated with DSS. I reinstalled, which went
without error from the Install script. I killed the
streamingadminserver.pl and all instances of DSS. I started
streamingadminserver.pl in debug mode (-d). I went to myserver:1220 and
was presented with the screen to enter a password for MP3 broadcast (I
entered and repeated a pw), then ssl toggle (left unchecked), then
media directory (it was blank, I entered /usr/local/movies), then port
80 toggle (left unchecked). Then I was presented with what I think is
the home page, the button in the upper left is labeled Stop Server and
next to it is "Server is Starting Up". The table looks like this;
Server:
Status:
Started Wed, 31. Dec 1969 19:00:00
Current Time On Server:
Wed, 31. Dec 1969 19:00:00
Up Time:
DNS Name (default):
Server Version:
.c
Server API Version:
0.0
CPU Load:
0.00%
Current # of Connections:
Current Throughput:
bps
Total Bytes Served:
Total Connections Served:
So it looks like the script isn't talking to the server because the
Server field is blank, and the dates are set at the Linux base date.
I went to the Playlist and clicked on New MP3 Playlist and got
Error - Perl execution failed
No errors were reported in the terminal displaying streamingserveradmin
debug.
I think it's also interesting that I've never been prompted for the
admin name/password.
This is quite a mystery. There's really nothing unusual about my Linux
server. It's serving up webpages, about 20,000 yesterday, handling
company e-mail. I can access the server using webmin, which I guess is
sort of analogous to streamingserveradmin being a Perl-based server
GUI, and that is all functioning normally.
GSF
On Wednesday, April 23, 2003, at 06:34 PM, Billy Brown wrote:
OK, try this:
Kill off the currently running Perl/streamingadminserver.pl process.
Then as the root user, from the command-line, try starting the
Streaming Web Admin in debug (-d) mode:
Do you get any errors? Try using a web browser to access the
Streaming Web Admin (over port 1220), and watch the terminal that is
running streamingadminserver.pl -d. Do you see any errors
displayed/printed when using the web admin from a browser?
--
Billy Brown
On Wednesday, April 23, 2003, at 01:33 PM, Glenn Fisher wrote:
Updating perl to 5.8.0 didn't fix.
GSF
On Wednesday, April 23, 2003, at 12:12 PM, Billy Brown wrote:
What version of Perl do you have installed? On RH Linux 7.x, I've
used and tested DSS 4.1.3.c with Perl v5.8.0, and it worked fine.
