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the cgidev2 app right?
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thats right
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same problem, but slightly different symptoms
I have read the page above. I have the http server serving up the default page on port 80. however, when i try to access port 2001, i get an error that the connection was refused.
I tried the command:
STRTCPSVR SERVER(*http) HTTPSVR(*admin)
and the lines above that say "ADMIN" seem to start, then they shut down and mine goes back to looking like this:
QHTTPSVR QSYS SBS .0 DEQW
APACHEDFT QTMHHTTP BCH .0 PGM-QZHBMAIN SIGW
APACHEDFT QTMHHTTP BCI .1 PGM-QZSRLOG SIGW
APACHEDFT QTMHHTTP BCI .1 PGM-QZSRHTTP SIGW
and that's all there is. in other words it i'm not even getting an error on port 2001. it's closed.
btw, v5r3, "apache default" web server or something like that. whatever came with v5r3.
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I'm Guessing cause I can
Found this
Code:Configuring the HTTP Server (powered by Apache) The HTTP Server (powered by Apache) is configured through a Web page. This URL will access the Apache configuration menu: [url]http://youras400name:[/url] 2001. The 2001 port is where the Apache administration tools are located. (If youâ??re using V4R5 rather than V5R1, you will need to choose the configuration and administration link before proceeding.) Note that the ADMIN and ADMINA server instances must be started when you use the administration Web pages. Start the ADMIN and ADMINA server instances with the STRTCPSVR SERVER(*HTTP) HTTPSVR(*ADMIN) and STRTCPSVR SERVER(*HTTP) HTTPSVR(*ADMINA) commands. You also may start the servers through Operations Navigator.
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already tried that one, at least the ADMIN one. not the ADMINA one. i'm in the process of installing WAS-Express now... maybe that will do it... it comes with WAS installed, so i don't know what the difference is just yet.
thx for the try. next!!Some people are like slinkies.
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The article did say you MUST start Both.
Note that the ADMIN and
ADMINA server instances must be started when you use the
administration Web pages.
???
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nope, it said ADMINA was an invalid parameter.
here's what did it:
install JVM 1.3, instead of 1.4. yep.
in addition: i had to configure the machine to recognize gizmo.thiscompany.com to be an internal 192.168.1.xx address, otherwise it would attempt to get the address from DNS.
lastly, i gave the user QxxHTTP (the default account for running the webserver) QSECOFR equivalent authorities, even though IBM's web site said i shouldn't do that.Some people are like slinkies.
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Did you follow instructions like this
Instructions
The user profile used to run the server (QTMHHTTP) must have special authories *IOSYSCFG and *ALLOBJ.
(must be enabled also) - have had problem with this in the past
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i just hit it with a bigger hammer: made that user type *secofr.... which i know I shouldn't have done, so leave me alone!
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