Re: 10.5 WO Migration, Add Host - Invalid Password - Access Denied
Re: 10.5 WO Migration, Add Host - Invalid Password - Access Denied
- Subject: Re: 10.5 WO Migration, Add Host - Invalid Password - Access Denied
- From: Baiss Eric Magnusson <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 21 Dec 2007 15:45:51 -0800
On Dec 19, 2007, at 6:17 PM, Chuck Hill wrote:
Having a hard time deciphering this. I'll add a few notes.
Much thanks for trying, it was a ray of hope, and I have been
working with it and reply as follows...
If I make the 10.5 box the DNS server, by switching the Ethernet
cables, the <wotaskd> error goes away, I guess I understand that.
I don't.
I've done some more testing and indeed there is always an erring
<apple.com.womonitor> process, i.e. <wotaskd>?
Now if I make the 10.5 box a real DNS server by switching Ethernet
cables <webobjects.log> shows a running non-erring <wotaskd>, but
<system.log> shows a continually crashing <apple.com.womonitor>.
Now I see in Activity's Process pane 2 Java processes, started by
<launchd> and a third Java process which comes and crashes (with
below) every 6 seconds. How many Java processes ought there to be
after a successful boot?
cascadewebdesign com.webobjects.wotaskd <main> Unable to establish
a connection to port 1085 on this host. Perhaps this port is
already in use by another WebObjects application instance.
BUT, those messages did not appear in <webobjects.log>, whereas they
had before switching cables?
So this womonitor problem seems to me to be preeminent to the
password error.
That must be the canonical name of that machine.
It is a new machine, where is the canonical name set?
I don't see the field <host> in <com.apple.womonitor.plist> so I
don't know where the host name <cascadewebdesign.com> (which is
me) is coming from in the above?
Reverse DNS lookup of the IP address?
Ah.
I'm trying to set up a 10.5 server running DNS services via Apache
and FrontBase (I finally got the DNS services up, last problem was
that Server Admin had written site files with port 16080 specified
rather than port 80 as I require, some virtual host specification
caused the error, no doubt).
No, that was webperfcache.
Well, this is a virgin 10.5 so according to
<http://developer.apple.com/documentation/Darwin/Reference/ManPages/
man8/webperfcache.8.html>
webperfcache should not have been a player. But it was because I used
the old site files, from 10.4 box, ah again.
Goal: The old 10.4 server will continue to run WebObjects 5.3 and
all the five deployed WOApplications, it is currently running
wotaskd and JavaMonitor, FrontBase, and Apache all together.
I have no idea if you can mix WO 5.3 and 5.4 deployment.
Well, I'm not mixing them on the same computer. For now I am planning
on just using the 5.3 deployment for WO apps. I need to bring up the
new server with 10.5 as my 10.4 server software won't install on the
Intel box. I really would like to do this as a multi-computer
deploy, one of my non-profit organizations that I have a WO app
running for gave me the computer and the required new server
software. Then I will convert the 5.3 apps as needed, so at that
point I would need to have a mixed environment, but still on separate
computers.
On 10.5:
/System/Library/WebObjects/Adaptors/Apache2.2/apache.conf
and the line
WebObjectsConfig http://localhost:1085 10
So I changed the line in <apache.conf> on 10.5 box to:
WebObjectsConfig http://216.vvv.xxx.yy7:1085,http://
216.vvv.xxx.yy8:1085 10
In both cases if I try to add the 10.4 box as a Host from the
JavaMonitor page on the 10.5 box, I get:
(ISP Name): Invalid Password - Access Denied
Check /System/Library/WebObjects/Adaptors/Apache2.2/apache.conf for
the password config.
I don't see how that is done in <apache.conf>, there's some lines
about the <WOAdaptorInfo>, but that does not reference out to the
computer which is trying to be added as a host?
I wonder if in the Host line I should do something like ( but then
you couldn't add the Host via JavaMonitor's GUI ):
WebObjectsConfig http://216.vvv.xxx.yy7:1085,http://
216.vvv.xxx.yy8:1085?user+password 10
Is this message "Invalid Password - Access Denied" referring to
JavaMonitor's password on the remote host, or the SSH login?
Maybe I should try Multicast Configuration, but I don't understand it
anyway, they use the line:
# WebObjectsConfig webobjects://239.128.14.2:1085 10
for multi-casting, is that a magic IP that everyone uses, or just a
placeholder?
Again, this might be a 5.4 + 5.3 compatibility issue.
Chuck
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