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[Jacobs]

Sorry, I've been gone for a few days.

stefanero:
> what is teh output when your start amuleweb ??
+ it's posted in the first post of this thread - nothing weird there

> did you compile amuleweb yourself?
+ well, I've used the gentoo ebuild posted somewhere here on the forums - also I've done some manual adjustments to put the template and src files to ~/.aMule/

> and you did copy the webserver src and amule.tmpl in your amule dir?
+ yep, manually

> and also run the amuleweb with the right user?
+ under a regular user (I think I've tried it with root too, but with the same result - not 100% sure though)

I'm using gentoo linux and aMule-2.0_rc3 - I've used 1.2.6 before - maybe some stuff wasn't cleaned during uninstall?

The only thing that doesn't work is the amuleweb. amulecmd works great, amule itself works quite nice except of a few crashes once in a while.

Hope it helps. I can't give you a ssh account as Jacobo221 suggested, but I can check for you whatever you want...

Thanks for any suggestions

[Jacobo221]

Jacobs:
Thinking on the problem thoseg had... Maybe you didn't set the tools flag on the eBuild and you are using aMuleWeb from 1.2.6 since aMuleWeb for v2rc3 wasn't compiled? I'm not sure about this (I'm on Debian, never used Gentoo), but IIRC GePeU's eBuild has a tools flag since rc3, so check that ;-)
Greetings!

[lolz]

hi,

I guess I have exactly the same problem here. I can't copy/paste any thing right now, I am not on my computer, but :
- I am using a Debian unstable.
- I removed (purged actually) the binary package for aMule.
- compiled aMule from CVS with the option --enable-webserver.
(basically, I followed both the howto about compilation and the one about the webserver).

When I run amuleweb, everything seems to be fine.
(I get those nice lines:
WSThread: Thread started
WSThread: created service
WSThread: created socket listening on localhost:4711)
but when I try localhost:4711 in any web browser, nothing happens.

On the other hand, amulecmd is working fine.
I tried this with all the CVS versions during the last week, each time removing the previous installation, and I even tried to move .eMule and .aMule out of the way. I also disabled my firewall, tried to use another port ... no change.

Any idea?
thx

I can post here any information/debug trace/output if needed (when I will have my computer again).

[Jacobo221]

Are you sure you are using aMuleweb from the same version as the aMule binnary? that is, both are rc3 or CVS from 21/06/2004 or whatever?
Greetings

[lolz]

well, yes, I am pretty sure, unless I completely misunderstand what " using aMuleweb from the same version as the aMule binnary".

What I do is the following (today for example):
First as root:
- make uninstall (removing the old installation) and \rm -r amule-cvs
- tar xvfj tar xvfj aMule-cvs-20040621.tar.bz2; cd amule-cvs
- ./configure --enable-webserver
- make (ok, with aMule-cvs-20040621 I have an error here, so I started again with the tarball  of yesterday...)
- make install

Then as user:
- \rm -r .aMule/webserver/ .aMule/aMule.tmpl
- cp -r /usr/local/share/amuleweb/* .aMule/  (I also tried to copy the files from the src folder)
- amule
- amuleweb
- and then I try localhost:4711 (and nothing happens)

And again, amulecmd is working perfectly...

Also (/usr/local/bin empty before the make install):
- which amuleweb
/usr/local/bin/amuleweb
- which amule
/usr/local/bin/amule

Do I do something wrong there?

oups....  :]  I just tried with aMule rc3 instead of the CVS version, it's working... Sorry for the trouble, I should have tried this from the begining...

[Jacobo221]

hehehe
BTW, current CVS's aMuleWeb is kind of broken (sinec some few days ago) AFAIK, so don't use it ;-)
Greetings!