Kbase P8960: Webspeed broker can't be accessed within multi messenger environment
Autor |
  Progress Software Corporation - Progress |
Acesso |
  Público |
Publicação |
  6/9/2003 |
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Status: Verified
FACT(s) (Environment):
UNIX
WebSpeed 3.x
SYMPTOM(s):
Webspeed broker can not access multi messenger environment
WebSpeed error from messenger process (6019)
Multiple versions of WebSpeed are installed on the server
CHANGE:
Installed a new version of Progress/WebSpeed
CAUSE:
WebSpeed messenger, wspd_cgi.sh (in the "wwwroot"/cgi_bin), has been overridden by the newer version recently installed by new installation.
FIX:
Follow these instructions to correct the issue.
1. Go to "wwwroot"/cgi_bin
2. Rename the current wspd_cgi.sh to wspd_cgi_new.sh
3. Go to the older installation of Progress/WebSpeed on server
4. Copy the $DLC/bin/wspd_cgi.sh file from the older version of Progress back into the webserver's "wwwroot"/cgi_bin directory
This way, applications that use the older version of WebSpeed will refer to ..../cgi-bin/wspd_cgi.sh/WService=....
And applications that use the newer version of WebSpeed will refer to
..../cgi-bin/wspd_cgi_new.sh/WService=....
Or,
If you would rather keep both messengers seperate in two different directories, you can create a new directory/alias on the webserver to house the new messenger.
1. Go to "wwwroot"/cgi_bin
2. Rename the current wspd_cgi.sh to wspd_cgi_new.sh
3. Create a new directory on the webserver named; "cgi-bin2"
4. Create an alias for this directory named; "cgi-bin2"
5. Copy and/or move the wspd_cgi_new.sh into the new directory, "cgi-bin2"
6. Rename the messenger, wspd_cgi_new.sh, back to wspd_cgi.sh
7. Go to the older installation of Progress/WebSpeed on server
8. Copy the $DLC/bin/wspd_cgi.sh file from the older version of Progress back into the webserver's "wwwroot"/cgi_bin directory
This way on the URL that accesses WebSpeed, you have
.../cgi-bin/wspd_cgi.sh/WService= --> will reference the older messenger
.../cgi-bin2/wspd_cgi.sh/WService= --> will reference the newer messenger