Service Status doesn't show Bind or Tomcat! How do you get t

I'd like to know this as well, as well as ASP, which i have installed.

 

I already posted about this http://forums.cpanel.net/read.php?TID=5463, as yet no fixes.

 

It shows what chkservd is told to show. For example in /etc/chkserv.d I have bind which looks like this;

#SERVICE = PORT, SEND, RESPONSE, RESTART COMMAND
service[bind]=x,x,x,/scripts/restartsrv bind,named,named

In the Service Status screen it shows up. You can tell what is suppossed to be there by also checking /var/run/chkservd directory this is where the service check files are held and is what the servicestatus screen is reading.

In order to get tomcat there you would need to create a tomcat chkservd file similar to the one above. Then put it in the /etc/chkserv.d directory and restart chkservd and voila it is now showing on the servicestatus screen.

 

Okay for tomcat I think I got it working.

1. Modify server.xml

&!-- Define a non-SSL HTTP/1.1 Connector on port 8080 --&
to -1 --&
&Connector className=&org.apache.catalina.connector.http.HttpConnector&
port=&8080& minProcessors=&5& maxProcessors=&75&
enableLookups=&true& redirectPort=&8443&
acceptCount=&10& debug=&0& connectionTimeout=&60000&/&

2. restart tomcat
3. goto port 8080 in your browser from the main server domain

4. create tomcat script in /etc/chkserv.d

#SERVICE = PORT, SEND, RESPONSE, RESTART COMMAND
service[tomcat]=8080,GET / HTTP/1.0,HTTP/1..,/usr/sbin/starttomcat

5. restart chkservd /etc/init.d/chkservd restart

6. Check service status screen

 

Also for PostGreSQL

#SERVICE = PORT, SEND, RESPONSE, RESTART COMMAND

service[PostGreSQL]=5432,GET / HTTP/1.0,EFATAL..,/etc/init.d/postgresql restart

 

[quote:a017cac43f][i:a017cac43f]Originally posted by dgbaker[/i:a017cac43f]

Also for PostGreSQL

#SERVICE = PORT, SEND, RESPONSE, RESTART COMMAND

service[PostGreSQL]=5432,GET / HTTP/1.0,EFATAL..,/etc/init.d/postgresql restart[/quote:a017cac43f]

This seems to keep reporting postgres as failing ( tho it isn't ) and it restarts it.. Any ideas?

 

If you goto port 5432 in your browser do you see the EFATAL msg?

It could be that it's on a different port, in your postgresql.conf file for port is it 5432?

I would check that first. Also, the usual techy stuff, syntax, extra space, yada yada yada....

 

not getting the EFATAL message in browser.. just getting &The page cannot be displayed&. There are no errors durring start up.. perhaps this is a config problem? any ideas what might cause this?

 

No, if you search the server.xml file there should be a line that looks like;
&!-- Define a non-SSL HTTP/1.1 Connector on port 8080 --&
to -1 --&

This is where you add in the lines I listed.

 

Hey Nitromax - It's never a bother for giving help .

We are using tomcat 4. That may be why it's not working with yours. You are correct though, 8080 is not required for tomcat to function/work, we use it strictly as a quick check for tomcat engine.

One thing you can try is in the conf directory see if there is a example server.xml file and if so see if it has a similar string.

 

[quote:69903af4b7][i:69903af4b7]Originally posted by iminteractive[/i:69903af4b7]

not getting the EFATAL message in browser.. just getting &The page cannot be displayed&. There are no errors durring start up.. perhaps this is a config problem? any ideas what might cause this?[/quote:69903af4b7]

iminteractive - Hmmm. Tricky one. I take that in your postgresql.conf file that it has port 5432 ? I did notice that it will not work though if in the browser it is not the main server domain.

For example: on ours, if I put http://clientdomain:5432 it fails, BUT if I use http://serverxx.server.ca:5432 it works serverxx.server being the true server name.

Now for the stupid question does PostgreSQL work on your server?

 

Hi nitromax;

I'm not to sure about the upgrading portion as I started with 4.

Can anyone else comment on upgrading?

As for installing, we didn't find it to difficult, but if you want I can offer assisted install for you. PM me and we can discuss.

 

[quote:c026d3f83d][i:c026d3f83d]Originally posted by dgbaker[/i:c026d3f83d]

[quote:c026d3f83d][i:c026d3f83d]Originally posted by iminteractive[/i:c026d3f83d]

not getting the EFATAL message in browser.. just getting &The page cannot be displayed&. There are no errors durring start up.. perhaps this is a config problem? any ideas what might cause this?[/quote:c026d3f83d]

iminteractive - Hmmm. Tricky one. I take that in your postgresql.conf file that it has port 5432 ? I did notice that it will not work though if in the browser it is not the main server domain.

For example: on ours, if I put http://clientdomain:5432 it fails, BUT if I use http://serverxx.server.ca:5432 it works serverxx.server being the true server name.

Now for the stupid question does PostgreSQL work on your server? [/quote:c026d3f83d]

I just tried your suggestion and it still didn't work. I've only got postgre up currently in test mode.. ill have to see if I can get any scripts working with her.. thanks.

 

Check in your phpPgAdmin config.inc.php if phpPgAdmin works it should have the port listed in cfgserver section.

 

everything I can find says the port 5432