On Tue, 24 Apr 2012 19:59:23 -0400 TR Shaw<tshaw@xxxxxxxx> wrote
Yikes.
Its a tad better to keep up since now there are so many variables it is hard
to know where to start.
That said, I am operating fine. And will help but need some more data.
I tried sending a "stop" and "start" to ASSP using launchctl, but while ASSP is
still happily running, the web interface is still down...
I opened my config file to check the settings, and I have:
webAdminPort:=55555
enableWebAdminSSL:=
webSecondaryPort:=22222
AutostartSecondary:=
SecondaryCmd:=
webAdminPassword:=45H9IMeTLSyDc
allowAdminConnectionsFrom:=127.0.0.1|76.126.148.230|69.201.170.105
webStatPort:=55553
allowStatConnectionsFrom:=127.0.0.1|10.|192.168.|127.0.0.1
enableWebStatSSL:=
SaveStatsEvery:=0
EnableHTTPCompression:=1
I tested 55555 remotely and it's open...what else can I try?
Tom
On Apr 24, 2012, at 7:56 PM, aklist wrote:
On 4/24/2012 3:30 PM, TR Shaw wrote:
On Apr 24, 2012, at 6:20 PM, aklist wrote:
On 4/24/2012 2:40 PM, TR Shaw wrote:
Sure First capture all sys log and roll back to a version you feel comfy
with while you trouble shoot.
What version caused the problem?
No idea...I wasn't paying attention to what was being updated too
closely.
Look in your update folder or look at the config file using a text editor.
Thanks Tom.
Sorry...I'm not being clear...I hadn't updated ASSP for a couple of
months...and for whatever reason I've never gotten the auto-update to
function (updates are downloaded, but I need to manually restart ASSP to
get
the update). So ASSP was waiting for me to initiate an update (but I never
had a chance to).
I was talking about Apple's software update...I tend to ignore updates
unless they're security related, but I finally let Software Update do it's
thing...as I said I think it was a java security update that required a
restart.
When you look at the assp log can you see mail being processed?
ASSP is running, because I'm communicating through the server...it's just
the web interface (and/or apache) that's not running?
Apache isn't required. ASSP handles itself. DOn't bog down the machine
with apache unless you need it. You can check apache logs if there is
some
sort of a load being placed on your server.
Yeah, just grasping at straws...I was mixing up Hastymail (which I have
running on a different box) with ASSP.
As I said, ASSP is still running...I just can't get to the web admin either
remotely or from 127.0.0.1:55555 like I used to :(
Tom
On Apr 24, 2012, at 5:20 PM, aklist wrote:
Hi All: I was happily running ASSP 1.9.x for a long time on a Mini
running 10.6.8 client without any issues. A couple of days ago I
allowed the
server to install some updates and reboot. Since that time, the web
interface
for ASSP became very sluggish, and I couldn't get past the first page,
which
itself didn't seem to be loading completely.
I finally rebooted the computer again, and now I can't get the web
interface to come up at all. In chrome I get:
Error 324 (net::ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE): The server closed the connection
without sending any data.
Any tips for trouble shooting this?
