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I got it to work by manually starting the executables instead of using
owsctl. This works... i.e.
# set oracle env vars here OMN_ADDR=UDP:my.host.com:2649 OWS_ADPCFG="$ORAWEB_HOME/admin/adpspy.cfg" OWS_ADPSO="$ORAWEB_HOME/lib/ndwfs.so" export OWS_ADPCFG OWS_ADPSO OMN_ADDR SLEEP=3 mnaddrsrv -D & sleep $SLEEP mnrpcnmsrv & sleep $SLEEP mnorbsrv & sleep $SLEEP wrbcfg & sleep $SLEEP wrblog & sleep $SLEEP wrbasrv & sleep $SLEEP wrbahsrv & sleep $SLEEP wrbvpm & sleep $SLEEP wrbfac & sleep $SLEEP wrbdm & sleep $SLEEP oraweb -C $CFG_DIR/svadmin.cfg
Everything seems to work fine if you do this.
Erik
Offsite Data Services - Support Analyst wrote:
>
> It wont work on 6.0, It only works on version 5.2 right now>Oracle are
> supposed to be working on a fix, it;'s got something to do with static
> linked libraries, HTH
> Erik Nielsen wrote in message <37715B09.C5DDA5A7_at_gcg.com>...
> >Has anyone done this successfully under RedHat 6.0? I get everything
> >installed and configured, but it won't start the wrb or admin listener.
> >Any help would be appreciated. Thanks,
> >
> >Erik
Received on Mon Jun 28 1999 - 13:14:50 CDT