Apache Operations Not working

[amit8484]

Hi im running Jopr 1.1.0 and the opeations (start, stop, etc...) are not working in jopr, any idea. I have the correct control scripts paths... thanks

[mazz]

Confirm the version. There was no 1.1.0 of Jopr (there was an RHQ binary release of that version number - but Jopr started at 2.0.0).

[amit8484]

i have jopr 1.1.0.GA jopr thats what it says

[mazz]

Where did you get it? There is no 1.1.0.GA version of Jopr.

[amit8484]

when i click about jopr at the bottom

Jopr
version: 1.1.0.GA
build number: 1740

© 2005-2008 Red Hat, Inc. All rights reserved.

[mazz]

Where did you get your Jopr distribution? I recommend you get Jopr 2.2, since that's the latest and greatest.

(fwiw: revision 1740 is old, we're up past 4100 now)

[amit8484]

this may not be an option, going back to the original post, is there anything I can do

[mazz]

Can you tell me where you got this Jopr 1.1.0 distribution (this is the third time I asked :) Can you answer? I'd like to go download it myself and possibly test with it - or at least see what is in it).

[amit8484]

i have no clue, i have just been exposed to it

[senthur_kumaran]

I am also having issues with start/stop/restart apache httpd server through Jopr.
Jopr 2.2 - process running as "jboss" account
Apache httpd 2.0 - httpd.conf has config. to start the httpd process as "jboss"

When I try to start I got the error as

java.lang.Exception: Operation START failed. Exit code: [1]
, Output : [Starting httpd: (13)Permission denied: make_sock: could not bind to address [::]:80
no listening sockets available, shutting down
Unable to open logs
[FAILED]
]

when I try to stop it , it got the following

java.lang.Exception: Operation STOP failed. Exit code: [1]
, Output : [Stopping httpd: [FAILED]
]
Error: [null]

It seems there is something to be done in httpd init scripts...
Anybody done this before... ?

[jayshaughnessy]

I believe the very first Jopr binary was 1.1 and was built directly off the RHQ tag. It was prior to Jopr having its own SVN repo/tags, etc.

I highly recommend moving forward as there has been a *lot* of work done since then.