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Web500gw's error messages should point you in the right direction, where
to look and what to do. Here are some further advices, what to do when
web500gw doesn't work or is going wrong.
- You should check your configuration with:
web500gw -v
- or to see the details of parsing the configuration files:
web500gw -d 32 -v
- These commands will print out the configuration and exit - no daemon will
be started.
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- Start web500gw in test mode:
web500gw -t URL, i.e.:
web500gw -t /
- You should get the response to STDOUT like that:
<HTML><HEAD><TITLE>Welt</TITLE>
</HEAD><BODY>...
- Of course, you could add DEBUG
flags:
-d number
- Number is a combination of
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| 1 | ... means ... | short: client's requests + results
| | 2 |
| trace: major function calls etc.
| | 4 |
| long: HTTP requests from client
| | 8 |
| parsing/conversion of requests/results
| | 16 |
| search/filter handling
| | 32 |
| handling of config files
| | 64 |
| util function calls
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- So, if you call
web500gw -t /-d 3
- you get debugging information on client's requests + results
and major function calls.
If this all doesn't help you to find an error please check:
- Is your specified LDAP server up and running?
- Are you using the same LDAP version as the LDAP server?
It was reported that using different versions results in a slow interaction.
- Do the following files in etcdir exist?
ldapfilter.conf, ldaptemplates.conf, web500gw.messages,
ldapfriendly, web500gw.help, web500gw.attr
You've checked this all and it still doesn't work? So send me a
description of your configuration and your problems. Also, if you found an
error or some further help information...
Frank.Richter@hrz.tu-chemnitz.de
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