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[!Cheyenne] Discussions about the Cheyenne Web Server

Graham
1-Aug-2009
[5255x4]
1/8-10:32:43.093-[boot] Cmdline args : -vv
1/8-10:32:43.093-[boot] Processed    : [verbosity 2]

1/8-10:32:43.093-[boot] Boot flags   : [no-screen verbose tray-only]
1/8-10:32:43.093-[boot] Data folder  : %./
oops .. another v
now got a crash log
1-Aug-2009/10:34:38-7:00 : make object! [
    code: 303
    type: 'script
    id: 'expect-arg
    arg1: 'set-modes
    arg2: 'target
    arg3: [file! url! block! port!]
    near: [set-modes sys remote-mode]
    where: 'set-tray-remote-events
]
Dockimbel
1-Aug-2009
[5259]
Same here, but runs ok if I encap from my personal repository, so 
it's maybe caused by an out-of-sync file in the svn repository.
Graham
1-Aug-2009
[5260x3]
oh ....
would you do a cmd encap?
or checkout from the repository and try encapping again from new 
checkout?
Dockimbel
1-Aug-2009
[5263]
It's ok with enface, but fails as yours with encmdview.
Graham
1-Aug-2009
[5264]
older cheyenne is okay with encmdview
Dockimbel
1-Aug-2009
[5265x3]
Crash located in %uni-engine.r at this line :
get in new 'on-received
Encmdview chokes on my IN native spec block patching.
Graham
1-Aug-2009
[5268x3]
oh...
I think it runs okay under rebcmdview though
Hope I haven't ruined your weekend now!
Dockimbel
1-Aug-2009
[5271x3]
Code path for IN patching differs when running encapped.
No, I've just patched the code to take account on the new encap behaviour, 
just testing it. ;-)
Seems that there's a regression in the LISTEN config option processing, 
fixing that...
Graham
1-Aug-2009
[5274]
Did you notice it gets the port wrong when you hove over it?
Dockimbel
1-Aug-2009
[5275x3]
Yes, that's fixed. It was working ok if custom port was specified 
from command line (-p option) but not if set in the config file.
Updating the svn...
Done.
Graham
1-Aug-2009
[5278x2]
I'm trying to run cheyenne on EC2 ...
more problems than I thought I would have
Dockimbel
1-Aug-2009
[5280]
What OS are you running Cheyenne on?
Graham
1-Aug-2009
[5281x6]
windows 2003 datacenter edition
now have this error when using the test appp

1-Aug-2009/23:37:10+12:00 : make object! [
    code: 507
    type: 'access
    id: 'no-connect
    arg1: 127.0.0.1
    arg2: none
    arg3: none

    near: [server: open/binary/direct rejoin [tcp:// server-address ":" 
    server-port] 
        set-modes
    ]
    where: 'connect
]
this was after checking out head 4
Ignore ... I was running two copies of cheyenne
Latest now works on Windows 7 but still fails on Windows 2003

1-Aug-2009/11:54:59-7:00 : make object! [
    code: 303
    type: 'script
    id: 'expect-arg
    arg1: 'set-modes
    arg2: 'target
    arg3: [file! url! block! port!]
    near: [set-modes sys remote-mode]
    where: 'set-tray-remote-events
]
This is the latest build encapped http://pwp.s3.amazonaws.com/checmd090802.exe

Works under windows 7, dies under Windows 2003 - anyone else can 
confirm?
Dockimbel
1-Aug-2009
[5287]
Works ok on Vista SP2.
Graham
1-Aug-2009
[5288]
Any suggestions then?
Dockimbel
1-Aug-2009
[5289]
Does a binary encapped with enface or enpro work on Win2003?
Graham
1-Aug-2009
[5290x3]
yes.
and encmdface
as i mentioned above, the old encapped command version of cheyenne 
works fine under 2003
Dockimbel
1-Aug-2009
[5293]
Did you tried to run it in service mode?
Graham
1-Aug-2009
[5294x2]
no
But my old version doesn't run in service mode.
Dockimbel
1-Aug-2009
[5296]
'set-tray-remote-events is called only in 'do-tray-app which is called 
when Cheyenne is running as a service to install a standalone version 
of the tray icon with menus (for remote control of the Cheyenne service).
Graham
1-Aug-2009
[5297x2]
I just encapped the checkout from svn
didn't alter the source
Dockimbel
1-Aug-2009
[5299]
Check if a Cheyenne service is not installed.
Graham
1-Aug-2009
[5300x3]
check to see if there is a cheyenne service already installed??
There isn't a service installed .. but now it's working!
I did try and install the old version as a service, and that failed. 
 Perhaps it left something running that caused the new build to fail? 
 and when I rebooted ... it went away?
Dockimbel
1-Aug-2009
[5303]
Maybe a Cheyenne process left running?
Graham
1-Aug-2009
[5304]
maybe ... I'll watch out for it next time.