[OPEN-ILS-DEV] cstore problem

[Rene Paquin]

Thanks for the suggestion Hennie, however, that didnt fix my problem. 
What dead end have you arrived at?  






>>> hennie at sabinet.co.za 5/14/2007 1:22 PM >>>
Rene Paquin wrote:
> The relevant part in openils.xml file is this )I believe and I do
not
> see anything out of the ordinary.
>
> <open-ils.cstore>
>                 <keepalive>6</keepalive>
>                 <stateless>1</stateless>
>                 <language>C</language>
>                 <implementation>oils_cstore.so</implementation>
>                 <max_requests>95</max_requests>
>                 <unix_config>
>                     <unix_log>cstore.log</unix_log>
>                     <unix_sock>cstore.sock</unix_sock>
>                     <unix_pid>cstore.pid</unix_pid>
>                     <max_requests>400</max_requests>
>                     <min_children>1</min_children>
>                     <max_children>15</max_children>
>                     <min_spare_children>1</min_spare_children>
>                     <max_spare_children>5</max_spare_children>
>                 </unix_config>
>                 <app_settings>
>                     <IDL>/openils/conf/fm_IDL.xml</IDL> <!--
deprecated
> with 1.1.0-->
>                     <driver>Pg</driver>
>                     <database>
>                         <type>master</type>
>                         <weight>2</weight>
>                         <user>evergreen</user>
>                         <host>tamarak</host>
>                         <port>5432</port>
>                         <pw>********</pw>
>                         <db>evergreen</db>
>                         <client_encoding>UTF-8</client_encoding>
>                     </database>
>                 </app_settings>
>             </open-ils.cstore>
>   

I'd recommend you substitute the hostname (tamarak) to the fully 
qualified domain name.

I am waiting in anticipation to see your progress as I am at a dead end

:-) I am sitting back to see if you get past the point where I got
stuck.

Regards,

Hennie