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Re: WebDB can't connect

From: jason <jason_at_seahorseNOSPAM.demon.co.uk>
Date: Tue, 16 Nov 1999 15:13:37 +0000
Message-ID: <PXQxODFS3SWtWzr3hQclQga3yhr0@4ax.com>


On Mon, 15 Nov 1999 16:50:35 -0800, Michael Rothwell <marothwell_at_yahoo.com> wrote:

>I just installed WebDb 2.1.0.9.3 on an NT 4.0 SP5 machine running a
>local 8.1.5 database.
>
>I can connect to the DB fine from other tools. When I look at Services,
>it shows that the WebDB Listener is running.
>
>Trying to access the default page I get the following message:
>
> The connection timed out. The server could be down, unreachable,
> or is not responding. If you are unable to connect again later,
>contact
> the server's administrator.
>
>The browser status line says that the host has been "contacted. Waiting
>for reply"
>
>Here is a copy of the listener log file:
>
>*** Oracle WebDb Listener Version 2.1.0.9.5 built on Jul 25 1999 at
>13:06:03 ***
>Attempting to Listen on ros87092rot.rose.hp.com, port 80 at
>15/Nov/1999:16:13:55.
>Fatal error: accept failed (errno 0)
>
>*** Oracle WebDb Listener Version 2.1.0.9.5 built on Jul 25 1999 at
>13:06:03 ***
>Attempting to Listen on ros87092rot, port 80 at 15/Nov/1999:16:37:46.
>
>It appears the it's trying to start ( even though the services panel
>says it's running ). But when I cycle the server, it writes the (errno
>0) message which leads me to believe that it never actually started.
>
>I'll also include my wdbsvr.app file:
>
>;
>[WVGATEWAY]
>;timingsTable =
>defaultDAD = WebDB
>administrators = all
>adminPath = /admin_/
>;debugModules =
>;timingsModules =
>;
>[DAD_WebDB]
>connect_string = mypc
>password = webdb
>username = webdb
>default_page = WEBDB.home
>document_table = WEBDB.wwv_document
>document_path = docs
>document_proc = WEBDB.wwv_testdoc.process_download
>;name_prefix =
>reuse = Yes
>connmax = 4
>;
>
>Thank you for any help
>
>Michael
>
>

Can you also paste in your tnsnames file. Is the entry for 'mypc' correct?

Try starting the listener on port 8080.

Jason. Received on Tue Nov 16 1999 - 09:13:37 CST

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