> You noticed that you said “I tried to reinstall OM”, well I don’t know > about your installation, but for me, to install OpenMeetings I have to > start with a full clean, “never been installed before”, set of OpenMeetings > files, and a clean empty database. Only then have I succeeded in getting > OpenMeetings to install and to be able to run > http://myIP:5080/openmeetings/install to complete the installation > processes. > I tried to reinstall dropping and recreating the DB. But I tried to reinstall from the scratch too.
**** > > > I can only suggest you read the documentation (see below URL) that most > closely corresponds to your server and follow each of the steps, checking > an verifying along the way. > > > https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/OPENMEETINGS/Tutorials+related+to+OpenMeetings > I saw this documentation. It doesn't have very different instructions (only some more prerequisites). **** > > If you believe that all is OK and should work, the most notable things to > check are, 1) are file permissions on folders and their sub folders correct > ? (i.e. chown -R nobody /usr/lib/red5m, chmod +x /usr/lib/red5/red5.sh) > > I also tried this :( > and if from your OpenMeetings server, you can log into your openmeetings > database from the command line using the openmeetings userid and password? > Yes, I already tried this and works. > I can only suggest, a) drop the openemeetings database the recreate the > openmeetings database (without tables), then delete/move the existing > /usr/lib/red5 folder, and get a clean, never been installed before set of > OpenMeetings files (i.e. in /usr/lib/red5 and then set file permissions and > cd /usr/lib/red5 and run ./red5.sh and then try URL > http://myIP:5080/openmeetings/install once again. > I already tried this many times. The strange thing is that in another server with the same settings and operating system, it installed normally. But thank you. I will try other ways.
