[XQZone General] A few questions

Ryan Grimm grimm at oreilly.com
Wed Dec 22 12:15:07 PST 2004


Hi,
I am having a couple issues that I am hoping someone on the list can 
help me out with.
We are running 2.2-4 on a 64bit AMD machine running SuSe.  I understand 
that SuSe is not supported but up until this point we have not had any 
problems.
We moved the machine recently so its dns entry and ip address changed.  
We got the machine up and running again in its new location without any 
problems.  However, I went to go work on some xquery and found the CIS 
server to be in rough shape.
When I go to the admin page (port 8001) I am asked for a login and 
password, so the server is running and is able to bind to port 8001, 
netstat -ln confirms this.  However, once I log in the page is blank.  
This is happening on all of the configured ports.
I have tried killing the server many times and restarting but with no 
results.  Because this is not on a redhat box the provided init scripts 
do not work (SuSe does not have /etc/rc.d/init.d/functions).  I dug 
through the init scripts a bit and it looks like 'stop' sends a kill -9 
to the parent process (the one running as root).  I am not sure if this 
is the correct way to shut down the server, so instructions on how to 
do so without the use of init scripts would be helpful.
When looking at the ErrorLog file I see some entries like:
2004-12-22 13:06:24 Critical: Server::updateConfigServers: SVC-SOCBIND: 
Socket bind error: bind 0.0.0.0:8001: Success
It looks like there is a problem binding on 8001, but netstat says that 
the port is open once the server is started.  Any way to enable more 
verbose logging might help out out my debugging tasks.
A part of me is wondering if the database is corrupted but I am not 
seeing anything in the logs that would suggest that.  Is there any 
command line tool to check the integrity of the database?

I think that is about all of my questions for the time.  All ideas are 
welcome and thanks for the help in advance.

--Ryan




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