Mason not working?

I have tried about every possible permutation of the apache config files,
but I have only gotten rt to work with the default VirtualHost setup (which
I don’t want). Mostly I get the index page as source text with a Go!
button, but with other (mis)configurations I’ve gotten malformed header
messages. I’m running Mandrake Linux, which by default has 2 apache servers
running, one of them a perl proxy. I’ve looked at all the list archives,
and a few people have had the same problem, though with different
configurations. I want a subdirectory configuration and need to use an
alternate port, e.g. http://www.myserver.com:81/rt2/, and would like it to
work with my current dual server config. Apache has 3 config files,
httpd.conf, commonhttpd.conf, and httpd-perl.conf. I have the Alias in
commonhttpd.conf, 'cause that’s where it wants to be. I have added
ProxyPass to the httpd.conf, and have tried or
setups in all 3 config files, nothing seems to help. Any ideas?

Also, the manual and list says that you must stop and start apache after
changes, not restart. This is true if using apachectl or a HUP. But many
apache’s start with an /etc/init.d script, whose “restart” is simply “stop”
then “start”, so I assume this should work fine.

TW

toby> I have tried about every possible permutation of the apache config files,
toby> but I have only gotten rt to work with the default VirtualHost setup (which
toby> I don’t want). Mostly I get the index page as source text with a Go!
toby> button, but with other (mis)configurations I’ve gotten malformed header
toby> messages. I’m running Mandrake Linux, which by default has 2 apache servers
toby> running, one of them a perl proxy. I’ve looked at all the list archives,
toby> and a few people have had the same problem, though with different
toby> configurations. I want a subdirectory configuration and need to use an
toby> alternate port, e.g. http://www.myserver.com:81/rt2/, and would like it to
toby> work with my current dual server config. Apache has 3 config files,
toby> httpd.conf, commonhttpd.conf, and httpd-perl.conf. I have the Alias in
toby> commonhttpd.conf, 'cause that’s where it wants to be. I have added
toby> ProxyPass to the httpd.conf, and have tried or
toby> setups in all 3 config files, nothing seems to help. Any ideas?

Yup. I had the same problem when I started playing with rt2, and the
best idea right now is to look at apache’s error log and try to figure
things out from there. In my case, it was a combination of having
some trouble with something not existing in the @INC directories of
the scripts I used and some permission bits somewhere. It’s very
possible that your apache configuration is just fine (it was in my
case).

Try that, and if you can’t still figure it out, I suggest you get back
here with details (like the part of the configuration concerning rt
and perhaps the last parts of the error log if that’s relevant).

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At 10:19 PM 11/7/2001, you wrote:
"the best idea right now is to look at apache’s error log and try to figure
things out from there. "

That’s just it. There are no errors in the log. Neither the regular
error_log nor the perl-error_log. It’s not even trying to hook into Mason,
just showing the page as html, so no errors. It’s hard to list rt setup in
apache, cause I’ve tried it a half dozen or more ways. One person in the
archived list said they got this working:
<Directory /usr/local/rt2/WebRT/html>
AllowOverride None
Options None ExecCGI FollowSymLinks
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
PerlRequire /usr/local/rt2/bin/webmux.pl
PerlModule Apache::DBI
SetHandler perl-script
PerlHandler RT::Mason
Options ExecCGI

Another made use of Location:
PerlModule Apache::DBI
PerlRequire /usr/local/rt2/bin/webmux.pl
<Location /rt2>
SetHandler perl-script
PerlHandler RT::Mason

Tried 'em both, and variants, no luck.
I have a ProxyPass statement in my normal server httpd.conf:
ProxyPass /rt2/ http://localhost:8200/rt2/
and of course I do have the correct /rt2 alias in the commonhttpd.conf (or
it wouldn’t even get to the page).

From: Toby Wahlers toby@vidiom.com

toby> I have tried about every possible permutation of the apache config
files,
toby> but I have only gotten rt to work with the default VirtualHost setup
(which
toby> I don’t want). Mostly I get the index page as source text with a Go!
toby> button, but with other (mis)configurations I’ve gotten malformed header
toby> messages. I’m running Mandrake Linux, which by default has 2 apache
servers
toby> running, one of them a perl proxy. I’ve looked at all the list
archives,
toby> and a few people have had the same problem, though with different
toby> configurations. I want a subdirectory configuration and need to use an
toby> alternate port, e.g. http://www.myserver.com:81/rt2/, and would like
it to
toby> work with my current dual server config. Apache has 3 config files,
toby> httpd.conf, commonhttpd.conf, and httpd-perl.conf. I have the Alias in
toby> commonhttpd.conf, 'cause that’s where it wants to be. I have added
toby> ProxyPass to the httpd.conf, and have tried or
toby> setups in all 3 config files, nothing seems to help. Any ideas?

Yup. I had the same problem when I started playing with rt2, and the
best idea right now is to look at apache’s error log and try to figure
things out from there. In my case, it was a combination of having
some trouble with something not existing in the @INC directories of
the scripts I used and some permission bits somewhere. It’s very
possible that your apache configuration is just fine (it was in my
case).

Try that, and if you can’t still figure it out, I suggest you get back
here with details (like the part of the configuration concerning rt
and perhaps the last parts of the error log if that’s relevant).


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