Install on mimimal debian system.

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Da-Idiot

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#1
#1
I cannot seem to get the lshttpd to stay running. Each time i give the "./lswsctrl start" command from within" /opt/lsws/bin/" it says it started but i do not see it when I run top.

The only process i see related to lsws is" lscgid" and each time i try to stop and restart with the lswsctrl script it just spawns another "lscgid" but lshttpd does not run.

I have tried deleting the /etc/lshttpd/ directory and all other trouble shooting steps in the documentation.

I am running the latest version of lsws.

Also I tried to apt-get install glibc-2.2 but it did not install and said

Selecting libc6 instead, Which is already installed.

The install procedure seemed to go ok. And i have tryed reinstalling twice now.

I am installing as root and running the commands from a remote box using ssh

Any help in getting this running will be of great help. Thanx

Another note.

I had it running on suse 9.2 but have just switched to debian because i could not do away with its package management apt-get as i run a command line box only. No gui

Any help please.
 
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Da-Idiot

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#3
#3
My mind is fried :shock:

It says

2005-02-24 18:23:07.327 [NOTICE] Loading LiteSpeed/2.0RC7 Standard ...
2005-02-24 18:23:07.331 [NOTICE] [ADMIN] server socket: 127.0.0.1:7563
2005-02-24 18:23:07.331 [NOTICE] Loading configuration from /opt/lsws/conf/httpd_config.xml ...
2005-02-24 18:23:07.332 [INFO] old priority: 0, new priority: 0
2005-02-24 18:23:07.332 [INFO] [config:server:basic] For better obscurity, server version number is hidden in the response header.
2005-02-24 18:23:07.334 [NOTICE] The maximum number of file descriptor limit is set to 1024.
2005-02-24 18:23:07.337 [NOTICE] [AutoRestarter] new child process with pid=926 is forked!
2005-02-24 18:23:07.339 [NOTICE] [AutoRestarter] child process with pid=926 received signal=11, no core file is created!
2005-02-24 18:23:07.339 [NOTICE] [AutoRestarter] cleanup children processes and unix sockets belong to process 926 !
 
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mistwang

LiteSpeed Staff
#5
#5
I think it is a binary/library compatibility issue.
Try starting lsws as the normal user specified during the installation, just run lsws/bin/lshttpd directly.

Also, you need to change a configuration file manully, lsws/admin/conf/admin_config.xml , search for some thing like <enableCoreDump>, set it to 1.

If it creates a core file under /tmp/lshttpd/, please send the core file to bug@litespeedtech.com.

I will take a look tomorrow. :)
 
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Da-Idiot

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#6
#6
Ok

I changed the coredump setting to 1 and saved the file.

Then i ran "lshttpd &" directly but still no go. Got the same errors as before with the new process ids.

I also checked the /tmp/lshttpd folder for a core dump file but all that is there is the pid file.

This really stinks because i love your server when i was running it on suse.

:D
 
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Da-Idiot

Member
#8
#8
I just tried to start it as a normal user, No Go

Says

Cannot determine the home of lite speed web server, exit!
Failed to start lshttpd

Can you please remind me the command to see what version of software I am running? I beleive I am running 3.0 of debian.

Hope I can get this running.
 
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Da-Idiot

Member
#9
#9
Latest error log
2005-02-27 05:30:57.652 [ERROR] [config:vhost:Example] Path is in the access denied list:/etc/lsws/DEFAULT/html/
2005-02-27 05:30:57.652 [ERROR] [config:vhost:Example] configuration failed!
2005-02-27 05:30:57.653 [NOTICE] [AutoRestarter] new child process with pid=6273 is forked!
2005-02-27 05:30:57.655 [NOTICE] [AutoRestarter] child process with pid=6273 received signal=11, no core file is created!
2005-02-27 05:30:57.655 [NOTICE] [AutoRestarter] cleanup children processes and unix sockets belong to process 6273 !
 
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Da-Idiot

Member
#10
#10
Just tried reinstalling to the default location. /opt/lsws

Now going back to forked process.

2005-02-27 05:36:58.974 [NOTICE] Loading LiteSpeed/2.0RC7 Standard ...
2005-02-27 05:36:58.978 [NOTICE] [ADMIN] server socket: 127.0.0.1:7337
2005-02-27 05:36:58.978 [NOTICE] Loading configuration from /opt/lsws/conf/httpd_config.xml ...
2005-02-27 05:36:58.979 [INFO] old priority: 0, new priority: 0
2005-02-27 05:36:58.979 [INFO] [config:server:basic] For better obscurity, server version number is hidden in the response header.
2005-02-27 05:36:58.982 [NOTICE] The maximum number of file descriptor limit is set to 1024.
2005-02-27 05:36:58.985 [NOTICE] [AutoRestarter] new child process with pid=6757 is forked!
2005-02-27 05:36:58.986 [NOTICE] [AutoRestarter] child process with pid=6757 received signal=11, no core file is created!
2005-02-27 05:36:58.986 [NOTICE] [AutoRestarter] cleanup children processes and unix sockets belong to process 6757 !
 
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mistwang

LiteSpeed Staff
#11
#11
Do not install lsws under /etc, it is not allowed to serve anything under /etc for security reason.

If you don't mind and your server is available over internet, I'd like to logon your server and take look. It is the best way I can help right now. PM me. Up to you. :)
 
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Da-Idiot

Member
#12
#12
Referring to my initial post

I tried deleting the

tmp/lshttpd/

Directory, not the etc/lshttpd directory.
Sorry for the misunderstanding.

I sent you a pm regarding the access to server. Let me know whaen you want to do that and i will set you up.

Thanx for the help.
 
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