on 09-06-2010 3:33 PM
Hi!
I have installed the SAP Content Server 6.4 successfully with Apache Web Server 1.3.xx and SAP DB instance (MaxDB 7.6.) on Solaris.
I can access the Apache URL but not the SAP Content Server.
They was no ContentServer directory exist under the apache/htdocs.
Can anyone help me where I did the wrong? but installation was successful.
Regards,
Panu
I see you have asked the same question in 3 different threads, please don't do this. It is against the forum rules.
You have:
<IfModule mod_sapcs.cpp>
AddModuleInfo ContentServer "SAP Content Server 640/0 (Prototype) (C) SAP AG 1998, 2001"
CSConfigPath /export/home/sapcs1/conf/cs.conf
<Location /sapcs>
SetHandler sapcs_module
Allow from all
</Location>
Can you see you have specified two different paths ? ...one /sapcs and another /sapcs1
You must go through the guide and make sure your directory structure is correct without which it will not work. Also set ServerRoot to your sapcs home directory if you haven't already done so.
Nelis
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Hi Nelis,
i have change path in httpd.conf file.
<IfModule mod_sapcs.cpp>
AddModuleInfo ContentServer "SAP Content Server 640/0 (Prototype) (C) SAP AG 1
998, 2001"
CSConfigPath /export/home/sapcs1/conf/cs.conf
<Location /ContentServer/ContentServer.dll>
SetHandler sapcs_module
Allow from all
</Location>
<Location /ContentServer/ContentServer.dll>
SetHandler sapcs_module
Allow from all
</Location>
<Location /contentserver/contentserver.dll>
SetHandler sapcs_module
Allow from all
</Location>
After changing the location it is not loaded ContentServer.dll in /ContentServer/ContentServer.dll
It is great-full if you can help on this..
Regards,
Panu
Edited by: kumar panu on Sep 7, 2010 3:06 PM
That's not what I meant when I said you had different paths.
In my first message I showed you a "Location" with /sapcs and a "CSConfigPath" with /sapcs1
Now unless you have two separate home directories this would be incorrect. They should either both be /sapcs or /sapcs1 depending on your location of modules etc You can have different locations as explained in the guide but then you must create symlinks to the relevant directories.
Stick to the installation guide, it shows you the directory structure and also shows you how the configuration for the modules should look.
Can you show us what is under /export/home/sapcs1 and is this the only location of your Apache files ?
Nelis
Hi Nelis,
i just simply copy the ContentServer.ini file from sapcd to /ContentServer, Now i am able to open the Content Server url.
;**********************************************************
;
; List of all ContentServer.dll & CSProxyCache.dll Options
; $Id: //bc/700-1_REL/src/ins/SAPINST/impl/tpls/ind/contentServer/6.40/windows/ContentServer.ini#1 $
;
;**********************************************************
; Options for [contRep-*] section
;
; Name default
; ===================================
; Storage ""
; ContRepDescription ""
; ContentStorageHost ""
; ContentStorageName ""
; Security 0 (ContentServer section value)
; DefaultDocProt ""
; sqltrace
; driver LiveCache
;
; Options for [ContentServer] section
;
; Name default
; ===================================
; Security 0
; AdminSecurity 0
; DefaultDocProt ""
; LogRequests 0
; ResponseTrace 0
; Log404Response 0
; FullTrace 0
; KeepConnection 0
;
;
[ContentServer]
KeepConnection=0
AdminSecurity=@AdminSecurity@
ContRepRoot=@ContRepRoot@
Storage=@StorageDriver@
ContentStorageHost=@StorageHost@
ContentStorageName=@StorageName@
help me in this regards,
Regards,
Panu
Hi Nelis,
Its same system SAP Content Server 6.40 on Solaris 10 and just copied ContentServer.ini file to ContentServer directory(Which i have created under htdocs).
now i am able to login to SAP Content Server through CSADMIN.
Because no file/directory exist under the htdocs.
I don't know this is the correct way to do...i am not able to connect to SAP Content Server without adding ContentServer.ini file.
Below cs.conf file
[ContentServer]
TraceLevel=warning
AdminSecurity=1
AdminSecurityGroup=sapsys
ContRepRoot=/export/home/sapcs1/contrep
ContentStorageHost=sapcs02
ContentStorageName=CSD
StorageDriver=SAPDBStorage
PSEDir=/export/home/sapcs1/security
Regards,
Panu.
Edited by: kumar panu on Sep 8, 2010 10:34 AM
When you originally configured Apache you used:
sapcs02@sapcs1 # ./configure --prefix=/usr/sap/CSD/apache --enable-shared=max --enable-module=most
Configuring for Apache, Version 1.3.42
So your Apache home directory was set to /usr/sap/CSD/apache but now it's set to /export/home/sapcs1 ? - this means your directories are probably all out of sync including configuration files with paths etc unless you reconfigured it.
Is your database up and running and can you access it with the same user running content server(Apache) ? If you don't follow the basic instructions then things will not work and there's not much I can do to help.
The configuration file looks fine otherwise, I would just set AdminSecurity=0 initially until you have everything working correctly. There is an Operation Guide found at the same place you got the Installation Guide, please read it.
Nelis
Hi Nelis,
Apache home directory was set to /usr/sap/CSD/apache and Content Webserver root is export/home/sapcs1/apache then performed softlink..
As you go through the installation guide there is the installation home directory is "/usr/users/sapcs" and Content Webserver root to "/home/sapcs/apa13"
But, solaris is not accepting sapcs1 user under home directory. that's way i have created sapcs1 user under /export directory.
My database is up and running...
sapcs02 # dbmcli -d CSD -u control,******* db_state
OK
State
ONLINE
Regards,
Panu
Edited by: kumar panu on Sep 9, 2010 9:27 AM
Edited by: kumar panu on Sep 9, 2010 9:31 AM
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