Newbie problems

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olotz
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Newbie problems

Post by olotz »

Hi,
first I have to say that I am a newbie, so please be patient and thanks in advance for your help.
I've installed Webinator 4.0 for HPUX 10.20 into the default directory /usr/local/morph3 and have provided the path to the webservers cgi-bin directory (current apache) /usr/local/apache/cgi-bin . I can access the management console but when I try to set up a new profile I get hundreds of errors. Below is a small sample:

[webinatoradmin=webinatoradmin](doaddwalk) 1960: Wrong server id 000 [webinatoradmin=webinatoradmin](doaddwalk) 1960: Wrong server id 000 [webinatoradmin=webinatoradmin](doaddwalk) 1960: Wrong server id 000 [webinatoradmin=webinatoradmin](doaddwalk) 1960: Server ID (2) owned by 0, not 4329 000 [webinatoradmin=webinatoradmin](doaddwalk) 1960: Wrong server id 000 [webinatoradmin=webinatoradmin](doaddwalk) 1960: Wrong server id 000 [webinatoradmin=webinatoradmin](doaddwalk) 1960: Wrong server id 000 [webinatoradmin=webinatoradmin](doaddwalk) 1960: Wrong server id 100 [webinatoradmin=webinatoradmin](doaddwalk) 1960: Could not open indexes in the function putdbtblrow 000 [webinatoradmin=webinatoradmin](doaddwalk) 1960: Wrong server id 000 [webinatoradmin=webinatoradmin](getservparams) 557: Wrong server id 000

But the profile is created and it works.
Any idea??? When I start a walk, I get the following report:

Webinator Walk Report for itlab

Creating database /usr/local/morph3/texis/default/db1...
000 /usr/local/apache/htdocs/webinator/dowalk(create) 847: Wrong server id

000 /usr/local/apache/htdocs/webinator/dowalk(create) 847: Wrong server id

000 /usr/local/apache/htdocs/webinator/dowalk(create) 847: Wrong server id

000 /usr/local/apache/htdocs/webinator/dowalk(create) 847: Server ID (3) owned by 0, not 4151

000 /usr/local/apache/htdocs/webinator/dowalk(create) 847: Wrong server id

000 /usr/local/apache/htdocs/webinator/dowalk(create) 847: Wrong server id

000 /usr/local/apache/htdocs/webinator/dowalk(create) 847: Wrong server id

000 /usr/local/apache/htdocs/webinator/dowalk(create) 847: Wrong server id

000 /usr/local/apache/htdocs/webinator/dowalk(create) 847: Wrong server id

000 /usr/local/apache/htdocs/webinator/dowalk(create) 847: Wrong server id

000 /usr/local/apache/htdocs/webinator/dowalk(create) 847: Wrong server id
Done.
Walk started at 2001-12-06 14:43:24 (by user)
Start fetching at http://fbe10.e-technik.fh-wiesbaden.de/
Ignore urls containing any of the following:
/cgi-bin/
~
?
_nav
_index

started 1 (4155) on http://fbe10.e-technik.fh-wiesbaden.de/
6 pages fetched (19,028 bytes) from http://fbe10.e-technik.fh-wiesbaden.de/
0 errors
0 duplicate pages

Creating search index on fetched pages...Done.

Walk finished at 2001-12-06 14:43:28 (took 3 seconds)
Making new database live: /usr/local/morph3/texis/default/db1

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Checking for broken hyperlinks...
No broken hyperlinks found. Nice Job!
Checking for duplicate pages...
No duplicate pages found.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
End of report.


And I have another problems. The website I want to search uses frames. For every content page, I have a corresponding Index-Page for the frameset and a Navigation-Page with the Menu. I make use of SSI so the content pages end with .shtml

For example, the Download page itself has the name downloads.shtml, the index page which calls the page is named downloads_index.html and the navigation page is named downloads_nav.html and these pages are in the folder downloads. I've included the ending .shtml in the walk settings, but when I search, the search engine will list only the downloads_index.html, not the downloads.shtml with the actual content. When I klick on the link, I got another frameset opened in my active frameset.

Any idea how I can change that behaviour ???

Thanx
Oliver Lotz
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Newbie problems

Post by mark »

Sounds like some kind of problem with shared memory. Use ipcs -m to see your shared mem allocations and ownerships. Also check who the database is owned by. The shared mem should be owned by the same user. That user should not be root(0) in either case.

You might want to set "Max Frames" to 0 to get the search behavior you want.
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