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[!Cheyenne] Discussions about the Cheyenne Web Server
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| Maxim 31-May-2009 [5061x3] | if you had log option and console option within the default config file, (commented out or not) then users choose what they want. |
my client uses the console for real-time status checking... using remote desktop and just noticing if the client isn't serving stuff anymore... but the logs then allow you unravel what led to that problem. | |
ooops that would be : ... noticing if *cheyenne* isn't serving ... | |
| Robert 1-Jun-2009 [5064] | response/redirect: This doesn't seem to work for me. Nothing happens... Is there a way how I can check what's going on? |
| Dockimbel 1-Jun-2009 [5065x2] | Max: I agree the main issue is not having config options documented. About the current logging rules, I've always found that's way handier to pass command-line options than having to edit a config file. I'll see in the next version how I can improve that. Btw, I recommend running Cheyenne as encapped binary on production servers, it's simplier to handle (especially on Unix) and more secure (you can't corrupt some vital source file). |
Response/redirect: run Cheyenne in verbose mode using -vvv command line switch, to see what's wrong. You've probably passed a bad URL (see RSP API doc for examples). | |
| amacleod 5-Jun-2009 [5067x4] | Would a web hop interfere with virtual hosting? I using a webhop to bring a domain through port 81 due to restrictions on 80. It works on apache but I could not get it up on cheyenne... |
Actually I can't get it working directly either... | |
If I got a virtual host: mysite.com [ root-dir %/www/mysite/ ; documents root directory default [%index.html %index.rsp %index.php] ; default files ] does it matter if i'm trying to reach it through port 83 with mysite:83 I keep getting the default page | |
I know in apache "virtualhost" commnad needs to be uncommented...I do not see anything else in the config file that idicates vhosting.. | |
| Maxim 5-Jun-2009 [5071] | did you set the port cheyenne listens to? |
| Maxim 6-Jun-2009 [5072] | in the httpd.cfg... listen [83] I'm using cheyenne on port 81 since I also have apache on my system and it works. the url will be http://mysite.com:81/index.html not using vhost though. |
| Graham 6-Jun-2009 [5073x2] | vhost is for running more than one Cheyenne site on the same IP address ? |
I presume that all vhosts run on the same port .. | |
| Maxim 6-Jun-2009 [5075] | yes vhosts redirect different sites to different roots, by matching the domain name. |
| amacleod 6-Jun-2009 [5076x2] | Yes its listening to port 83 and I get the default web page (Cheyenne test page for now) If I URL to the "mysite" dir (www.defaultsite.com/mysite) I get vhost index page... |
Would use of subdomains be a the problem>>> mysite.dyndns.com | |
| Kaj 6-Jun-2009 [5078] | No, but are you sure you have entered the dyndns.com domain in the vhost definition? |
| amacleod 6-Jun-2009 [5079x2] | mysite.selfip.com [ root-dir %/www/mysite/ ; documents root directory default [%index.html %index.rsp %index.php] ; default files ] |
Just as it is above... it works for apache on port 82 | |
| Kaj 6-Jun-2009 [5081] | selfip.com is not dyndns.com |
| amacleod 6-Jun-2009 [5082] | I used dyndns as an example...sorry for the confusion...selfip.com is one of the domains dyndns offers.. |
| Kaj 7-Jun-2009 [5083] | I have no problems with subdomains, but maybe it has to do with the dynamic DNS |
| amacleod 8-Jun-2009 [5084] | Still cannont get vhosts working: mysite.selfip.com [ root-dir %www/mysite ; documents root directory default [%index.html %index.rsp %index.php] ; default files ] if I change my default root-dir to that above I get the corresponding index page for that directory...it just does not seem to reconize the vhost url |
| Kaj 9-Jun-2009 [5085x2] | Does dyndns support subdomains? |
The DNS needs to be configured to resolve subdomains to your IP number | |
| amacleod 9-Jun-2009 [5087] | It works with apache..does Cheyenne use a different method? |
| Oldes 9-Jun-2009 [5088] | linux or windows? |
| amacleod 9-Jun-2009 [5089] | windows |
| Oldes 9-Jun-2009 [5090x2] | what do you have in hosts file? |
WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc\ | |
| amacleod 9-Jun-2009 [5092] | I have no reference to it... just localhost and a bunch added by spybot |
| Oldes 9-Jun-2009 [5093] | why should spybot add something into this file? |
| Maxim 9-Jun-2009 [5094x3] | it redirects dns searches to nowhere :-) |
i don't know about spybot, but faking hosts entries is a good way to prevent trojans from calling home ;-) | |
and if they are set to local host, then you can even trap them using a service expecting known ports. | |
| Oldes 9-Jun-2009 [5097x2] | ah so... clever:) |
anyway... I forgot that amacleod needs the virtual working from outside so the hosts file probablz is not the right file to look at | |
| amacleod 9-Jun-2009 [5099] | I'll have a static ip by next week so I hope that solves this issue for me.. |
| Dockimbel 10-Jun-2009 [5100] | Amacleod: did you tried Apache and Cheyenne using same server port? |
| amacleod 10-Jun-2009 [5101] | no, doc apache is on 82...cheyenne is on port 81 on the server and i tried 83 on y other computer.. iI reaching the default page..just not getting vhosts dir |
| Robert 12-Jun-2009 [5102x2] |
I have a problem, that after some running time Cheyenne seems to
get into an unstable state and my REST shopping-cart isn't working
any longer. I got this error in the trace.log, which seems to be
Cheyenne internal:
5/6-10:09:48.142823-## Error in [task-handler-40014] : Make object!
[
code: 501
type: 'access
id:
'not-open
arg1: "Port"
arg2: none
arg3:
none
near: [parse/all current: fourth entry [
any [
end break
| "#[" copy value to #"]" skip (
append out reform
[
" prin any [pick cat"
locale/id? value
mold value #"]"
]
)
| "<%" [#"=" (append out "
prin ") | none]
copy value
[to "%>" | none] 2 skip (
if value [repend out [value #" "]]
)
| s: copy value
[any [e: "<%" :e break | e: "#[" :e break | skip]] e: (
append out reform [" txt" index? s offset? s e #" "]
)
]
]]
where: 'confirm
] !
5/6-23:01:46.501455-##
Error in [task-handler-40014] : Make object! [
code: 501
type: 'access
id: 'not-open
arg1: "Port"
arg2: none
arg3: none
near:
[unless no-lang [
id: locale/lang
locale/set-default-lang
]
out: make
]
where: 'confirm
] !
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Any idea what's going on? I could install a CRON job to killall instances and restart Cheyenne every 24h but IMO that shouldn't be the case. | |
| Graham 12-Jun-2009 [5104x2] | What sort of load do you have on your server? |
Is it a rsp problem? | |
| Janko 12-Jun-2009 [5106] | I have cheyenne (previous version) running 2 sites with moderate load for 2 months on some VPS and I never needed to reset it.. onother VPS I have the latest version running for about amonth too |
| Robert 12-Jun-2009 [5107x3] | Mostly nothing. Cheyenne is working as a reverse proxy and just servers an RSP file. |
So, the load is really low couple requests a day. | |
(At the moment) | |
| Janko 12-Jun-2009 [5110] | probably some "kind of request" is making it problems.. do you have any special types .. because you mention REST (PUT DELETE maybe?) |
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