[Orca-users] Re: Orca 0.26 on Solaris 2.7 problem
Blair Zajac
blair at akamai.com
Wed Jan 3 18:09:19 PST 2001
Hi Darren,
Just to clarify, you are getting the HTML pages but the images are
not being shown?
What do you mean by
> My web server (Apache) tells me 403 - I see 'em but I'm not gonna
> do anything about it!
Are the PNG files in the html directory?
You may want to edit the escape_name subroutine in src/orca.pl and
change the number 235 to something smaller, like 100.
Regards,
Blair
darren at beacon.com.au wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> This is my first foray into the Orca mailgroup so please bear with
> me! I am experiencing a problem with installing Orca 0.26 on Solaris
> 2.7 (running on a Sun E450). I have had success with this before on
> other machines but have had the following scenario unfold (I am also
> experiencing this problem on 2.7 on an Ultra 5 and and Ultra 60) ;
>
> Configuring Orca with the bundled packages (RRDtool etc...) does not
> work as it does not appear to install the files in the areas Orca
> expects them (eg: the MATH interpolator, the Digest files etc...).
> All the pre-requisites were met as far as Perl goes (running version
> 5.005_13). So I had to track down the modules and compile them one
> by one - successfully mind you. Got as far as the RRDtool stuff and
> had to physically copy some of the pm files (eg:RRDs.pm) to the areas
> Orca was complaining it couldn't find them in (@INC variable contains
> the path, as it so faithfully tells me).
>
> Now I am in the situation that the product is running and appears to
> be collecting data but will not display the graphs. My web server
> (Apache) tells me 403 - I see 'em but I'm not gonna do anything about
> it! I have tried giviing full open permissions on the files (PNG
> extension) but to no avail. The MIME type checks out as well.
>
> I've never had so much trouble with installation before.
>
> Can anybody out there help me or point me in the right direction?
>
> Cheers,
> Darren.
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