New thread, continued strife with first install of ofbiz.
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I have started over with a clean install and new database for my ofbiz install.
It was having a hard time starting up with the default Derby DB. Lots of "Hotspot" failures. I tried a mysql DB on this host (mediatemple) and it didn't help. I tried a mysql 5 DB on my mosso plan, and i get a lot fewer of those failures. It also runs through the startup a lot faster.
I still get timeout errors when I hit mydomain.com:8080/... I called my host and they say I can only use the 80 port for html; that their system will ignore requests for 8080 and any other ports. I make the change to port 80 in ofbiz-containers.xml, serviceengine.xml, and url.properties just to see what happens.
Http11Protocol.java:178:ERROR] Error initializing endpoint java.net.BindException: Permission denied:80
(and about four other similar errors). What I think this tells me is that I can't grab port 80 to use with ofbiz. And since they'll ignore traffic that tries to come in on 8080 (hence my errors) I can't stay on that hosting plan.
If I upgrade my plan to dedicated virtual (of course) I can do whatever I want with the ports. I can also use mysql 5, and have 512M of dedicated RAM. I'm thinking about dropping Mosso and switching over to this plan (I can't afford to carry both of them right now) but before I do I want some validation that this will solve my problem. Moving will be a PITA, and I saw some conversation on this board about how virtual servers don't have adequate performance anyway.
Am I on the right track with this approach? In other words, do you think switching to the plan where I can control the ports will solve my problem? Am I wasting my time anyway without a dedicated server? Anything else I'm missing?
As always, I am very grateful for any assistance you can provide.
Judd
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Sorry about the big text blob. It didn't look that way in my preview.
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Re: New thread, continued strife with first install of ofbiz.
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Are you trying to install for review, testing, or development purposes? If so, I'd recommend you do it on a desktop. If you're trying to deploy it in a production environment then you may need some help. The Technical Production Setup Guide on docs.ofbiz.org will also likely be of value. -David On Jul 2, 2008, at 11:24 PM, juddco wrote: > > Sorry about the big text blob. It didn't look that way in my preview. > > juddco wrote: >> >> I have started over with a clean install and new database for my >> ofbiz >> install. >> >> It was having a hard time starting up with the default Derby DB. >> Lots of >> "Hotspot" failures. I tried a mysql DB on this host (mediatemple) >> and it >> didn't help. I tried a mysql 5 DB on my mosso plan, and i get a >> lot fewer >> of those failures. It also runs through the startup a lot faster. >> >> I still get timeout errors when I hit mydomain.com:8080/... I >> called my >> host and they say I can only use the 80 port for html; that their >> system >> will ignore requests for 8080 and any other ports. I make the >> change to >> port 80 in ofbiz-containers.xml, serviceengine.xml, and >> url.properties >> just to see what happens. >> >> Http11Protocol.java:178:ERROR] Error initializing endpoint >> java.net.BindException: Permission denied:80 >> >> (and about four other similar errors). What I think this tells me >> is that >> I can't grab port 80 to use with ofbiz. And since they'll ignore >> traffic >> that tries to come in on 8080 (hence my errors) I can't stay on that >> hosting plan. >> >> If I upgrade my plan to dedicated virtual (of course) I can do >> whatever I >> want with the ports. I can also use mysql 5, and have 512M of >> dedicated >> RAM. I'm thinking about dropping Mosso and switching over to this >> plan (I >> can't afford to carry both of them right now) but before I do I >> want some >> validation that this will solve my problem. Moving will be a PITA, >> and I >> saw some conversation on this board about how virtual servers don't >> have >> adequate performance anyway. >> >> Am I on the right track with this approach? In other words, do you >> think >> switching to the plan where I can control the ports will solve my >> problem? >> Am I wasting my time anyway without a dedicated server? Anything >> else I'm >> missing? >> >> As always, I am very grateful for any assistance you can provide. >> >> Judd >> > > -- > View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/New-thread%2C-continued-strife-with-first-install-of-ofbiz.-tp18252043p18252052.html > Sent from the OFBiz - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > |
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