[Pachy-Dev] Re: [Pachy-users] Re: Service Start issues

[Dario Schor]

That's what I tried. If you can send me a dump of the table that would 
be great!

Thanks,
Dario

Joshua Archer wrote:
> The default user is an admin, and it should be
>
> username: administrator
> password: pachyderm
>
> If that doesn't work, then I can send you a dump of the authentication 
> table so you can insert it and create the admin user. What we should 
> have is a command-line tool that creates the first admin user at 
> install, but that hasn't been created yet.
>
> Joshua
>
> On Aug 15, 2006, at 9:17 AM, Dario Schor wrote:
>
>> Well... I got pachyderm to work properly, but now I can't log in. How 
>> do I create users? What's the admin information? I found something on 
>> the documentation, but it didn't work.
>>
>> Thanks again for all your help!
>> Dario
>>
>> Joshua Archer wrote:
>>> I've cross-posted to the dev list on this one (sorry for the 
>>> duplicates).
>>>
>>> I looked over the message from Mark Roy and your previous posted 
>>> message on the 8th, and have a few things to suggest...
>>>
>>>>     "DefaultsDB" = 
>>>> "mysql://dario:password@ltc.umanitoba.ca/pachyderm";
>>>>     "DirectoryDB" = 
>>>> "mysql://dario:password@ltc.umanitoba.ca/pachyderm";
>>>>     "PXBundleFormat" = "Dev1";
>>>>     "ManagedObjectsDB" = 
>>>> "mysql://dario:password@ltc.umanitoba.ca/pachyderm";
>>>
>>> Try substituting username 'pachyderm' and password 'pach=derm', as 
>>> the version of the code that you have may be old and the model files 
>>> may have the username/password hard-coded in them, or conversely do 
>>> a grep for 'pach=derm' on your install files, and find the 
>>> hard-coded references. I've changed the code to allow for the 
>>> username and password for each db to be provided in the defaults db. 
>>> If you grab the latest version of the application from subversion, 
>>> this should be solved.
>>>
>>>> I've updated the apdefault table with new database connection urls 
>>>> (it didn't occur to me that db connection info would be stored in 
>>>> the database, seems sort of like an oxymoron to me).
>>>
>>> Yeah, it's a little odd that this would be set up in this way, but 
>>> it's an artifact of using the apollo libraries, which make the 
>>> assumption that you might have multiple applications using the same 
>>> frameworks. We could move that info out to a config file in the future.
>>>
>>>>   Anyway, now that that problem has been corrected and I've 
>>>> configured the apdefault table, we are getting another different 
>>>> error.  Below is the pertinent section from the error log:
>>>>
>>>> [8/9/2006 8:36 AM] [2006-08-09 08:36:28 CDT] <main> 
>>>> ------------------------
>>>> [8/9/2006 8:36 AM] [2006-08-09 08:36:28 CDT] <main> Created adaptor 
>>>> of class WODefaultAdaptor on port 8000 and address 
>>>> LTC/130.179.193.205 with WOWorkerThread minimum of 16 and maximum 
>>>> of 256
>>>> [8/9/2006 8:36 AM] [2006-08-09 08:36:28 CDT] <main> NSBundle is 
>>>> unable to find "ExtensionsForResources.plist" in the main bundle.  
>>>> Ignoring optional configuration file.
>>>> [8/9/2006 8:36 AM] [2006-08-09 08:36:29 CDT] <main> Creating 
>>>> LifebeatThread now with: Pachyderm2 8000 LTC/130.179.193.205 1085 
>>>> 30000
>>>> *[8/9/2006 8:36 AM] [2006-08-09 08:36:29 CDT] <main> An exception 
>>>> occurred while trying to open a channel: 
>>>> com.webobjects.jdbcadaptor.JDBCAdaptorException: No suitable driver
>>>> [8/9/2006 8:36 AM] [2006-08-09 08:36:29 CDT] <main> A fatal 
>>>> exception occurred: _obtainOpenChannel -- 
>>>> com.webobjects.eoaccess.EODatabaseContext 
>>>> com.webobjects.eoaccess.EODatabaseContext at 9d6065: failed to open 
>>>> database channel.  Check your connection dictionary, and ensure 
>>>> your database is correctly configured.*
>>>
>>> I'm not sure if you sent along the entire error log, but the 
>>> JDBCAdaptorException suggests to me that your JDBC driver isn't 
>>> getting picked up correctly -- if you can, send along the output log 
>>> as well, as it has more information in it that we could use to debug 
>>> the situation.
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>>
>>> Joshua
>>>
>>> On Aug 14, 2006, at 2:30 PM, Dario Schor wrote:
>>>
>>>> Yes, we do have JDBC mysql driver installed. We think it is 
>>>> connecting to the database because we were getting errors about the 
>>>> apdefault table. Any ideas on what else to check? We've followed 
>>>> the instructions very carefully, but it is still not working.
>>>>
>>>> Dario
>>>>
>>>> Joshua Archer wrote:
>>>>> It seems to me that perhaps you don't have a JDBC mysql driver 
>>>>> installed. Can you confirm that this is the case?
>>>>>
>>>>> On Aug 9, 2006, at 7:31 AM, Mark Roy wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> *[8/9/2006 8:36 AM] [2006-08-09 08:36:29 CDT] <main> An exception 
>>>>>> occurred while trying to open a channel: 
>>>>>> com.webobjects.jdbcadaptor.JDBCAdaptorException: No suitable driver
>>>>>
>>>>> ---------------------------------------------------
>>>>> Joshua Archer
>>>>> Software Engineer
>>>>> CSU - Center for Distributed Learning
>>>>> Phone: 707.664.2085
>>>>> Fax:      707.664.4350
>>>>>
>>>>>
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>>>>
>>>
>>> ---------------------------------------------------
>>> Joshua Archer
>>> Software Engineer
>>> CSU - Center for Distributed Learning
>>> Phone: 707.664.2085
>>> Fax:      707.664.4350
>>>
>>>
>>
>
> ---------------------------------------------------
> Joshua Archer
> Software Engineer
> CSU - Center for Distributed Learning
> Phone: 707.664.2085
> Fax:      707.664.4350
>