Issue with CONFIG
I have an SGD process running, but the configuration is incorrect. I can only sign on to the classic desktop. I get a "connection refused" with the standard webtop.
Even onthe ClassicDesktop, nothing will start, but I at least get the display.
It appears that the hostname is incorrect, and I cannot locate the exact spot to make the change. I thought I had them all changed, but I must have missed something. Here is the result of the config list:
# ./tarantella config list | more
Could not contact host ultra60.xxxx.com.
# ./tarantella status
Array members (1):
- ultra60.yyyy.org (primary): Accepting standard connections.
- Webtop sessions (1):
- Standard connections: 1
- Emulator sessions (0):
hte xxxx.com is the domain for my isp, and the ultra60.yyyy.org is the peer DNS name. When I installed SGD, it picked up the xxxx.com instead of yyyy.org from my resolv.conf file. Like I said, I have changed all occurrrence but there must still be something I mmissed.
Any suggestions?
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bzh91n99] at [2007-11-26 7:04:47]
# 1
> I have an SGD process running, but the configuration
> is incorrect. I can only sign on to the classic
> desktop. I get a "connection refused" with the
> standard webtop.
>
> Even onthe ClassicDesktop, nothing will start, but I
> at least get the display.
>
> It appears that the hostname is incorrect, and I
> cannot locate the exact spot to make the change. I
> thought I had them all changed, but I must have
> missed something. Here is the result of the config
> list:
>
> # ./tarantella config list | more
> Could not contact host ultra60.xxxx.com.
What if you add "ultra60.xxxx.com" to your /etc/hosts file as an alias for your real address and/or localhost?
> # ./tarantella status
>
> Array members (1):
> - ultra60.yyyy.org (primary): Accepting standard
> connections.
> - Webtop sessions (1):
>- Standard connections: 1
> mulator sessions (0):
>
> hte xxxx.com is the domain for my isp, and the
> ultra60.yyyy.org is the peer DNS name. When I
> installed SGD, it picked up the xxxx.com instead of
> yyyy.org from my resolv.conf file. Like I said, I
> have changed all occurrrence but there must still be
> something I mmissed.
>
> Any suggestions?
Is it possible for you to reinstall and provide the read hostname?
Best,
Rob
Rob_Z at 2007-7-6 15:49:54 >
# 2
Changing the name in SSGD is possible, but hard job.
First of the hostname of your box and the connection name could be differ.
Stop your tarantella service, go into /opt/tarantella/var/serverconfig.
in ./global you will find a file named <hostname>.properties
Change the filename to your new hostname, be sure you have a correct resulution (also revers, you must get the same names). Change also the hostname in the file.
tarantella.config.host.master=<newhostname>
tarantella.config.host.dns.peer=<newhostname>
do the same in ./local/bootstrap.properties:
tarantella.config.server.dns.peer
Next, set the right external DNS name. To do this, use
./tarantella config edit --server-dns-external \*:<externalname>
Restart your service.
Check with ./tarantella status
This ok, for a single server. Much likely also in array.
TAB at 2007-7-6 15:49:54 >
# 3
I used a combination of the two replies.
I added the ultra60.xxx.com to my hosts file. I checked the other settings for the properties files, and I had already changed those previously. I then ran the edit config to set the name, and it was successfull.
I restarted everything, and I am now able to log in to the desktop. Now, I am having issues with running x sessions, they timeout, and I have not been able to run the array manager or the full screen desktop. I must have some x config settings to adjust now.
Thanks to both of you for your help. I am getting closer.
