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Blanc Webinterface
Hi
I just installed Palo Server as local server on my ubuntu system. I got no errors during installations so i guess everything works right.
netstat -l |grep 7777
tcp 0 0 localhost:7777 *:* LISTEN
but i cant connect to 127.0.0.1:7777 via my webbrowser. there is just a white window without any information...anybody knows what that means?
works here on Kubuntu 9.10
palo -V
Palo Server Version 3.0.1 (229)
palo.ini
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user-login
#admin localhost 7779
http localhost 7777
log ../log/palo_server.log
verbose info
splash-limit 1000 500 100
goalseek-limit 1000
goalseek-timeout 10000
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Maybe you have an explicit IP-No in your ini ...
Is there something in the logfile when u try to connect?
Greets
ABZocker
hi axi
where can i find the .ini file? there is just a palo.ini.sample file on my disk in the source directory...
palo -V
Palo Server Version 3.0.1 (0000)
as expected log file is completly empty
use your sample-ini as a starting point - or copy mine
the ini should go in the "Data" directory where you normally find the sample
in my Palo manual there is a chapter 2.5 with more verbose wording than in the sample file
I don´t know if we´re talking about the same thing.
My Palo-Server (i don´t mean Palo-Webserver) also just
shows a blank window when i connect with a browser.
Have you tried connecting to this server with the Excel-Plugin?
Greets
ABZocker
P.S. When u install Palo Web this normally runs on Port 8081
This post has been edited 1 times, last edit by "ABZocker" (Mar 9th 2010, 10:41am)
we are not talking about the same thing - sorry, I should read more carefully
To see something in your webbrowser enable the admin interface (see ini-file above) and restart the Palo server
