Ok, what happened with the location of vserver?
I have an app using the PtWebClient and everything was
running fine under 6.0. I install 6.1, get everything switched
over and setup the way I like it, and then my app quits working.
After some debugging and logging I find out that the web
client wasn’t getting started properly because vserver is
no longer in:
/SYSNAME/voyager/PROCESSOR/bin/vserver
It now has several different locations with one of them
being:
/PROCESSOR/usr/photon/bin/vserver
I was using the getenv() to setup the path so it was
pretty dynamic but things get a whole lot more complex
if QSSL wants to change the path all the time…
Sheesh…
Hi Lee,
Did you switch from ‘ksh’ to something else, like bash?
-Rich
Lee R. Copp <Lee.R.Copp@michiganscientific.com> wrote:
Ok, what happened with the location of vserver?
I have an app using the PtWebClient and everything was
running fine under 6.0. I install 6.1, get everything switched
over and setup the way I like it, and then my app quits working.
After some debugging and logging I find out that the web
client wasn’t getting started properly because vserver is
no longer in:
/SYSNAME/voyager/PROCESSOR/bin/vserver
It now has several different locations with one of them
being:
/PROCESSOR/usr/photon/bin/vserver
I was using the getenv() to setup the path so it was
pretty dynamic but things get a whole lot more complex
if QSSL wants to change the path all the time…
Sheesh…>
Did you switch from ‘ksh’ to something else, like bash?
No. I did the full install from the ISO and took what it gave me…