[Openplm_user] Problems installing

[Jason Morgan]

Hi,

 Applogies for not starting another thread, but this is releated to install problems.

 I can now login to the admin site, but the main site does not work.

 I am trying the admin user on the main site.

 I get the login, but then a 404 error when the login button is pressed.
http://server/plm/login/ http://jambuntuserver/plm/login/ 

 I assume this is because my webserver is not the root but an alias (/plm/ instead of /)
 As the same webserver does other stuff....

 What is the correct way of configuring it for a non root server address?

 If I type a non-existent user I get the http://server/plm/login/ http://jambuntuserver/plm/login/  but no message about incorrect password.

 Cheers,
 Jason.
----- Original Message -----
From: Pierre Cosquer
Sent: 03/11/11 04:05 PM
To: openplm_user at list.openplm.org
Subject: Re: [Openplm_user] Problems installing

 Le Thu, 03 Nov 2011 15:10:07 +0100, "Jason Morgan" <j.a.morgan at gmx.co.uk> a écrit : > Hi, > I'm trying to install openPLM but I've immediately run into problems. > > I've installed prerequsites as per various instructions as well as > rabbitmq and celary - whatever they are for? > Hi, Celery is a distributed tasked queue written in Python. It allows openPLM to execute long running tasks asynchronously. For example, to send a mail, openPLM executes a celery task. Celery routes this task to a worker node (a celeryd process). Celery needs a message broker. This message broker enables clients (the apache server running openPLM) and workers to communicate through messaging. RabbitMQ is a message broker software recommended by celery. > I've created a database under mysql and populated it using manage.py > > I've altered settings.py accordingly. > > > I've added a line to my apache conf, thus > > WSGIScriptAlias /plm/ /var/django/openPLM/trunk/openPLM/apache/django.wsgi > > > when I browse http://server/plm/admin i get an admin login dialog, > but when I enter my details I get a huge error log > > > IOError in method_framing.py in read_method, line 221 > > I am reluctant to post log here as it seems to contain cleartext > passwords. > > Any clues? > It seems celery receive an IOError. Maybe celery is missed configured (check BROKER_* variables in your settings.py) or a running task raised this exception (it may be a bug or a permission error). You can also check Celery logs (/var/log/celery/celery.log) and rabbitmq logs. Can you post a more complete traceback ? I need more data on this exception to investigate this problem. > cheers, > Jason. Regards, Pierre _______________________________________________ Openplm_user mailing list Openplm_user at list.openplm.org http://list.openplm.org/mailman/listinfo/openplm_user
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