16 May
2007
16 May
'07
7:51 a.m.
Run SER in high debug mode to see if a request comes in. If it does,
it's in SER.
Try moving the fifo to another location (it may reveal something).
I'm not sure if it works in this context, but try:
mkfifo /tmp/testfifo
cat - < /tmp/testfifo &
Then try to contact the /tmp/testfifo, you should get the commands sent
to the fifo in clear text :-)
Using ser_ctl 2.0 tool, you can for example test the fifo with this command:
ser_ctl -jJ /tmp/testfifo ps
g-)
Andrey Kuprianov wrote:
Hi guys,
I dont know what the problem is.. Really.. Im out of ideas with
permissions and reinstallations for serweb's CTD and IM. During my 1st
installation with serweb they both worked fine. Then I had to
reinstall my OS (Ubuntu 7.x btw) and now they give both timeouts..
I have even copied send_im() and write2fifo() functions separately
into a PHP file and ran it from command line. Same old "408 Request
Timeout".. Please, suggest something.
Im basically using nat-mediaproxy.cfg for config file and I have tried
setting various ownerships and permissions to serweb dir and for
/tmp/serweb and /tmp/ser_fifo.. Nothing helps really. All packages are
installed for php4 including php4-cli, pear, pear-log, pear-DB,
XML_RPC and even classkit (which is useless here anyway).
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