[OPEN-ILS-DEV] Trying out staff client with new install (long)

[Bill Erickson]

mcm_* is from libmemcache.  I'm not sure why it's unhappy, but it would be
good to check that the memcache port/IP settings in the openils.xml config
match those of the memcache daemon running on your machine.

There should be a file (from your openils.xml) called "storage_unix.log" in
/openils/var/log/.  This is where Net::Server redirects stderr.  If that
file is not there, then open-ils.storage is not starting at all.

open-ils.auth requires both a functioning open-ils.storage server
(naturally) as well as a running memcache daemon.

Side note : The C-based services don't write to the "unix" logs.  C services
only write directly to log files configured in opensrf_core.xml

-bill

On 5/23/06, Josh Stompro <stomproj at larl.org> wrote:
>
> srfsh login attempt.
>
> srfsh# login admin open-ils
>
> Received Data: "e867985f1e68ba81099bc0d004140171"
>
> ------------------------------------
> Request Completed Successfully
> Request Time in seconds: 0.041211
> ------------------------------------
>
>
> Received Data: {
>    "ilsevent":1000,
>    "textcode":"LOGIN_FAILED",
>    "desc":"User login failed",
>    "pid":29575,
>    "stacktrace":"oils_auth.c:339"
> }
>
>
> ------------------------------------
> Request Completed Successfully
> Request Time in seconds: 60.159571
> ------------------------------------
> Login Session: (null).  Session timeout: 0.000000
> >>>>>
> oils_auth.c
> >>>>>
> 335          if(uname) userObj = oilsUtilsFetchUserByUsername( uname );
>    336          else if(barcode) userObj = oilsUtilsFetchUserByBarcode(
> barcode );
>    337
>    338          if(!userObj) {
>    339                  response = oilsNewEvent( OSRF_LOG_MARK,
> OILS_EVENT_AUTH_FAILED );
>    340                  osrfAppRespondComplete( ctx,
> oilsEventToJSON(response) );
>    341                  oilsEventFree(response);
>    342                  free(barcode);
>    343                  return 0;
>    344          }
> >>>>>
>
>
> I'm still getting these errors, but I'm not familiar with mcm.
>
> [NOTICE at 1148417152.446259] mcm_server_connect():2302: Software caused
> connection abort
> [NOTICE at 1148417152.446348] mcm_server_connect_next_avail():2333:
> Software caused connection abort
> [WARN at 1148417152.446361] mcm_server_connect_next_avail():2338
>
> What is the mcm_server?
>
>
> Josh
>
>
>


-- 
Bill Erickson
PINES Systems Developer
Georgia Public Library Service
billserickson at gmail.com
http://open-ils.org
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