On 5 May 2008, at 10:47, Gunnar Wolf wrote:
Isaac Gelado dijo [Sun, May 04, 2008 at 01:42:28PM +0200]:
After launching cherokee-admin, if I open a web browser and type
the URL
http://localhost:9090 I get a blank web page.
Using lynx as web browser reports:
- HTTP request sent; waiing for response
- Alert! Unexpected network read error; connection aborted
- Alert! Unable to access document
Running "strace cherokee-admin" shows errors due to invalid file
descriptors.
Ugh... This sounds really strange. Even stranger, in fact, after your
follow-up to the report (I'm copying it over again, as I'm sending a
copy of this bug report to the Cherokee mailing list)
If I stop Mldonkey (running at ports 4000/telnet and 4040/web) and
start cherokee-admin, it works. Seems like some kind of
incompatibility between them.
This is plain _weird_. The two programs are completely
unrelated. AFAICT, mldonkey opens (in a default configuration) TCP
ports 4000, 4001, 9324 and 4080, and UDP port 9328. cherokee-admin
uses none of those. And the code is in no way shared. Have you tried
running cherokee-admin bound to a different port,
i.e. «/usr/sbin/cherokee-admin -p 30000»? It should not even be
related to permissions, as even if you run cherokee-admin as a regular
user, it should warn you via a nice informative page in case it cannot
access it.
I haven't checked it, but it sounds like Mldonkey already uses the TCP
port that cherokee-admin tries to open to communicate with its SCGI
application server.
It should pretty easy to fix, but we have to figure a free port where
move it to..
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Greetings, alo.
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