perfsonar development work

[Roman Lapacz <>]

I'm working on it now.

Roman


Loukik Kudarimoti wrote:
> Roman Lapacz wrote:
> > > I could think of two ways to fix this. The first one is changing the 
> > > axis-deploy-targets.xml line:
> > > <property name="adminService" 
> > > value="http://${target.server}:${target.port}/${deploy.root}/services/AdminService"; 
> > > />
> > > to
> > > <property name="adminService" 
> > > value="http://127.0.0.1:${target.port}/${deploy.root}/services/AdminService"; 
> > > />. This would mean that the service would always be installed in 
> > > the current machine (I think this is fairly safe to assume, I wonder 
> > > if anyone would run the steps in one machine to install the service 
> > > in another (via nfs, for example)).
> >
> >
> > For few weeks I've been using Ubuntu as well and few minutes ago 
> > tested the service with ip address other than localhost. You are 
> > right. The problem is there. Before Ubuntu I was using Gentoo and I'm 
> > quite sure it worked. Strange.
> >
> > I'm fine with the solution you proposed above.
> Roman, could you make the changes to the ant targets and produce 
> new/replacement RCs for SQL MA and RRD MA. Stijn is waiting for these 
> changes to be made so that he can produce his RC as well. When you are 
> done, could you drop an email giving some information about these 
> changes please?
>
> > One comment from my side is to remove the question "Enter the address 
> > (ip or hostname) of your application server Tomcat" from pre-install 
> > step and add new question in configure step when LS functionality is 
> > switched on (see register-fuctionality target in 
> > configure-targets.xml). The script would ask for ip address to be 
> > sent to LS.
> If the IP address is not useful for anything else, this sounds like a 
> good idea.
>
> Loukik.