no login screen on Redhat9
"Norbert Eschle" <[email protected]>
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Hi, First post and got a problem already :-) . I have the following issue with OpenGroupware: after setting the root password, no login screen is available. Log output (the two lines I'm concerned about are highlighted): [opengroupware@linux gnu-fd-nil]$ ./OpenGroupware -WOPort 20000 -WOHttpAllowHost linux.business-agility.com Feb 13 09:01:40 OpenGroupware [7753]: SNS disabled. Feb 13 09:01:42 OpenGroupware [7753]: |OpenGroupware| CTI Dialers: Feb 13 09:01:45 OpenGroupware [7753]: |OpenGroupware| SKYRiX instance initialized .. Feb 13 09:01:45 OpenGroupware [7753]: |OpenGroupware| WOHttpAdaptor listening on address <InetSocketAddress: *:20000> Feb 13 09:02:11 OpenGroupware [7753]: <0x089C1434[NGHttpRequest]> got 2 values for cookie 'OpenGroupware', using first only. Feb 13 09:02:11 OpenGroupware [7753]: |OpenGroupware| <OpenGroupware[0x08131D3C]: name=OpenGroupware> instance failed to restore session (ctx=<0x089D1434[WOContext]: 001402c9293089d1434 app=OpenGroupware sn=none eid= rqeid=>): redirecting to: http://localhost:20000/OpenGroupware linux.business-agility.com - - [13/Feb/2004:09:02:11 GMT] "GET /OpenGroupware HTTP/1.1" 302 346 0.026 - - 140K Feb 13 09:02:11 OpenGroupware [7753]: <0x089C155C[NGHttpRequest]> got 2 values for cookie 'OpenGroupware', using first only. Feb 13 09:02:11 OpenGroupware [7753]: <<Main>>D component has no template (rm=<<class LSWResourceManager>[0x08580E74]: path=>). linux.business-agility.com - - [13/Feb/2004:09:02:11 GMT] "GET /OpenGroupware HTTP/1.1" 200 0 0.058 - - 104K Opengroupware is hidden behind Apache 1.3.29, talking to PostGres. I'm using the apache plugin to connect to Opengroupware. The platform is Redhat 9 (Fedora). When deleting the root password in the database, I can again see the initial root interface. The whole trouble appeared to start when putting Apache in front of Open, using the mod_ngobj. When connecting locally at first, I could set root password and also create a user. Once Apache was in front of it, not even the local login using http://localhost:20000/OpenGroupware would produce the login screen. Regards, Norbert Eschle _____ Norbert Eschle Consultant Mobile: 07818-048638 Email: [email protected] Web: www.business-agility.com Business Agility UK Limited, Suite 1, Stonehills House, Stonehills, Welwyn Garden City, AL8 6NH, UK Telephone: +44 (0) 1707 378260 Fax: +44 (0) 1707 378261
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