[CalendarServer-users] Port issue

[Emil Lundberg]

Oh, and while you're at it:

The plist/xml parsing seems sensitive to typos and malformed xml, so  
check that there are no missing brackets or such.

The logs should tell you more about this.

E

28 okt 2007 kl. 13.42 skrev Emil Lundberg:

> Hi again,
>
> I've just installed DCS (release 1.0) on Leopard Server (GM), and  
> it runs as expected with the aforementioned setup steps. Double- 
> check your procedure (file names, port numbers etc) and if it still  
> fails, run the server daemonized (./run -d) and check the following:
>
> * What setup are you using exactly (OS type/version, python,  
> subversion, etc)? Any firewalls on the MB?
> * Examine the log files carefully (in logs/ by default) for any  
> signs of misconfiguration
> * Does DCS work at all (i.e. a browser pointed to http://localhost: 
> 8008 should display a collection listing)?
> * Does the collection listing provide the users you expect from the  
> accounts file (see http://localhost:8008/principals/)?
>
> From the looks of it you are using 10.4 (or you shouldn't have had  
> to install subversion and python), but I don't see why the 1.0  
> release would break anything. On 10.5, everything DCS needs (svn,  
> python 2.4+) is either preinstalled or downloaded through the setup  
> step (./run -s)
>
> HTH,
>
> /Emil
>
> 27 okt 2007 kl. 13.24 skrev Douglas O'Connor:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> Thanks to Emil I was able to solve the port issue on the G4. On my  
>> MacBook however, after checking out the new 1.0 release, the run  
>> script seems to not be listening to the caldavd-dev.plist config  
>> file. Anything I change in there seems to make little difference,  
>> especially the IP addresses. Sure enough, it won't bind to my  
>> actual IP, hostname, or even desired port.
>>
>> Is there anything different about the new release that might cause  
>> this? I've tried recompiling all of subversion, removing DCS and  
>> starting over from the checkout, and same result. Again, am I  
>> missing some simple toggle? This time at least I have the conf  
>> files set right.
>>
>> Thanks in advance,
>>
>> Doug
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> On Oct 26, 2007, at 5:15 PM, Emil Lundberg wrote:
>>
>>> The answer is simple but perhaps not obvious (from the Wiki at  
>>> least :-)
>>>
>>> The default setup of DCS allows for access through the  
>>> 'localhost' network interface only. Presuming you are using the  
>>> default files, you'll want to augment the references to  
>>> 'localhost' and '127.0.0.1' in <somewhere>/CalendarServer/conf/ 
>>> caldavd-dev.plist like so:
>>>
>>>   <key>ServerHostName</key>
>>>   <string>your.hostname.here</string>
>>>   [...]
>>>   <key>BindAddresses</key>
>>>   <array>
>>>     <string>127.0.0.1</string>
>>>     <string>your.ip.address.here</string>
>>>   </array>
>>>
>>>
>>> You can also set port numbers and other goodies here.
>>>
>>> HTH,
>>>
>>> /Emil
>>>
>>> P.S. Kudos to the DCS team for the 1.0 release
>>>
>>>> Hello friends,
>>>>
>>>> I'm trying to set up CalendarServer for use at a university, and  
>>>> I have it compiled and running fine on two different MacOSX10.4  
>>>> machines, one MacBookPro and one G4.
>>>>
>>>> However, I can't get either computer to allow external access to  
>>>> port 8008 or 8443. In a browser, localhost:8008 brings up the  
>>>> server database with no problems. And of course, the default  
>>>> port 80 only brings up the "You've installed Apache" page. But  
>>>> any use of my IP:8008, from the same box or another one, and  
>>>> access is blocked.
>>>>
>>>> My firewall in OSX Preferences specifically allows those two  
>>>> ports to be open for CalendarServer, but still they remain  
>>>> mysteriously inaccessible. On a webstat pinging website it came  
>>>> back as "Connection Closed" on that and every other port except  
>>>> the obvious ones (80, 21, 22).
>>>>
>>>> I compiled CalendarServer with Subversion 1.4.5, Python 2.4, and  
>>>> basically only worried about getting the client aspects up. I  
>>>> haven't yet been able to get Subversion running with the latest  
>>>> versions of Apache and APR, although I have the latest v's of  
>>>> OpenSSL, libtool, neon,  and I assume that the ./run -s took  
>>>> care of any other dependency checkouts.
>>>>
>>>> Please excuse me if the answer is pathetically simple, which I'm  
>>>> sure it is. Regardless, I'm stumped.
>>>>
>>>> Many thanks,
>>>>
>>>> -Doug
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