Bob,
Yes, port 80 on the web server (which is serving the XML), the FM Server needs
port 80 but for a different reason.
I saw that you checked the extended privilege, but did you also check the
server setting in the Admin console?
What happens when you try to visit
http(s)://<clients_ip_or_domain_here>/fmi/xml<http://%3cclients_ip_or_domain_here%3e/fmi/xml>
in your browser?
You should get something like this:
<fmresultset xmlns="http://www.filemaker.com/xml/fmresultset" version="1.0";>
<error code="954"/>
<product build="4/24/2015" name="FileMaker Web Publishing Engine"
version="14.0.1.147"/>
<datasource database="" date-format="" layout="" table="" time-format=""
timestamp-format="" total-count="0"/>
<metadata/>
<resultset count="0" fetch-size="0"/>
</fmresultset>
Port 16000 being closed would prevent you from accessing their Admin console.
Also, what version of FileMaker Server? Is this a single-machine deployment or
multiple-machine deployment?
Ted
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the FM Server doesn’t need port 80 open though, does it? I thought that only
needed to be open on the web server.
I’ve already looked at the XML setting (see earlier in the thread); it wasn’t
that.
I think they don’t have ports 16000-16018 open…
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On Jan 27, 2017, at 4:10 PM, Fitzgerald, Theodore C
<ted-fitzgerald@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:ted-fitzgerald@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Bob,
This would just be port 80 (or 443 if using SSL), unless the customer changed
the ports of course….
Also, if this is your customer’s FileMaker server you are trying to connect to,
are you sure CWP w/ XML is turned on? Has this worked in the past, or for
other DBs on this client’s server?
Ted
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Subject: [fx.php_list] Re: Error message: code 959 - anyone know what it is?
i think they probably have ports blocked; took the same DB, put it on one of my
servers and it worked fine.
B
On Jan 27, 2017, at 3:24 PM, Bob Patin <bob@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:bob@xxxxxxxxx>>
wrote:
Hey Chris,
I just looked a 2nd time, and it’s definitely enabled for the user I’m using.
Could it be a port that’s blocked, and if so, what port(s) would it be?
Thanks,
B
On Jan 27, 2017, at 12:45 PM, Chris Hansen
<chris@xxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:chris@xxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Hey Bob,
From FMErrors.php:
"959" => "Custom Web Publishing Technology disabled"
Perhaps the XML extended privilege isn't enabled on the database on his machine?
Best,
--Chris
On 1/27/17 11:42 AM, Bob Patin wrote:
I’m trying to track down an issue for a client, have the PHP pages on one of my
web server (where I run lots of web apps); trying to query his database on his
machine, but am getting a 959 error, which isn’t listed in the FM error code
list.
Anyone know what it is?
Thanks,
Bob Patin
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