[XQZone General] A few questions

[Raffaele Sena]

If you changed the IP address you should get a new license (the license 
is tight to your IP address or hostname or something).

One strange thing that happens when I update the version of CIS (that I 
suspect happens also when the license needs to change) is that I can 
access the server and everything works fine until I access the Admin 
console. At that point I have to accept the license agreement and 
update the licensing information or things stop working).

I don't know if this helps but may give you some more ideas.

-- Raffaele


On Dec 22, 2004, at 12:15 PM, Ryan Grimm wrote:

> 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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