Re: Itools no longer works

if you can do it with a gui program and not unix commands, that would be even better for us experienced os 9 and below users. On Wednesday, July 31, 2002, at 03:03 PM, Jody McAlister wrote:

Also,

The errors I was getting on the reboot was the permission denied in fastcgi folder. I kept changing the permissions until it got away from that folder and it's nested folders and then it gave me the ssl key error. I was able to view these errors by typing in apachectl restart without the sudo prefix.

Now that I've removed the website I added and again reinstalled Itools and I can now reboot normally with Itools starting automatically.

Somebody do me a favor and try and drop any file into the /etc/ssl/private folder and let me know how they achieved that. I promise to write up a step by step sheet and post it so that anybody with as little unix knowledge as myself can refer to it and not have to post to the list anymore.

On Wednesday, July 31, 2002, at 02:45 PM, Terry Allen wrote:

I have now run a program that repairs to default all privileges of the
system to their original settings.
I reinstalled Itools
Still no go.
I am also unable to get the webserver in the sharing control panel to
successfully shutdown so I can restart it.  It says it's running but I
can't even get local access 127.0.0.1

Hi again,
        Well, I had very similar trouble to what you're having during my
configuration - I did reformat - SSL was one of the weirdest things to get
running - rebooted a number of times without any changes & it just came up
& worked.
        Are you using a real IP address & connected to a router - I had the
real IP address & had it set to use 127.0.0.1 as the router address in
TCP/IP in the sys prefs panel. Once I set it to connect to the proper
router, most of my config issues disappeared.
        Open up the terminal & enter
# sudo apachetcl configtest
        It should return some sort of response - some of my problems with
being unable to connect to the machine were that the httpd.conf file became
corrupted & I had to manually repair it. If you do get an error, it should
tell you the line which is at fault, you'll need to navigate to the
/etc/httpd directory in the terminal & type:
# pico httpd.conf
        Then, you can edit that file using the pico program & save the
file. Retype apachetcl configtest as above & if OK, type:
# apachetcl restart
        Hope this helps.


    Bye for now, Terry Allen
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