[Booki-dev] Problems installing Booki on Fedora 11

[James Simmons]

Aleksander,

It sounds like the answer is to have a virtual host run Booki under
Apache instead of doing manage.py runserver.  The thing is, I don't
know how to have two virtual hosts on Apache with only one IP address.
 Is that even possible?  I'm not that conversant with Apache.

Douglas suggested running OBJAVI directly, like we do for Twiki, such
that OBJAVI requests the book from Booki rather than
Booki->OBJAVI->Booki.  That might solve the problem, but I can't seem
to run OBJAVI that way.  I'll send the log messages I get to the list
later.

James Simmons


On Wed, Oct 27, 2010 at 5:03 PM, Aleksandar Erkalovic
<aerkalov at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi James,
>
> On Wed, Oct 27, 2010 at 5:28 PM, James Simmons <nicestep at gmail.com> wrote:
>> I'm running Booki from http://127.0.0.1:8000 by using manage.py
>> runserver.  When I try to do an export Booki displays the progress
>> bar, which goes all the way to the right and stops.  At that point the
>> application is hung.  You can try refreshing the page, clicking on
>> other links, etc. but until you kill manage.py runserver with Ctrl-C
>> nothing will happen.
>
> it is hard to know for sure, but this is only my guess. builtin in web server
> can manage only one request at the time. so, when you click export
> it send objavi request to fetch booki-zip file. objavi forks a process in the
> background and downloads booki-zip file. what might be happening is, that
> objavi never ends that request and that is what is freezing builtin web server
> and booki.
>
> try to do this again, and if booki is frozen again you should stop (or
> restart) your
> apache server. maybe better to stop it, to be 100% sure. and if booki becomes
> responsive after that... well... we found where the problem is.
>
> aco
>
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