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Subject:    Re: [Quanta] 8016 error
From:       Dave Garcia <david.garcia () verizon ! net>
Date:       2005-08-11 1:31:11
Message-ID: 200508101831.11844.david.garcia () verizon ! net
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Linus,

Okay, had to turn on telnet by going to 'system-config-securitylevel', but not 
too hard once I figured out telnet wasn't on.

Anyway, typed in:

    $telnet localhost 8016

and this is what I got:

    "Trying 127.0.0.1...
    Connected to localhost.localdomain (127.0.0.1).
    Escape character is '^]'.
    wait"

And it just sits there and waits.  (Note, I don't get the string you suggested 
below.)  The funny thing is, if I go over to Quanta, and hit 
'Debug->Session->End Session' while telnet is in this wait state, I get the 
following:

    "die

    Connection closed by foreign host."

Again, to me, it looks like Quanta is running correctly.  Could it be MySQL 
like you suggested?  Apache?  (I noticed there's a 'Listen 80' in the 
httpd.conf file.  Hmm... added 'Listen 8016' in that file and couldn't 
restart Apache, so I guess not!)

Lastly, I did not try "netcat" but I did try Nmap Security Scanner (NmpaFE) as 
root with Quanta running, and when I change the 'Scanned Ports' from 
'Default' to 'All', I get, PORT:'8016/tcp', STATE: 'open', SERVICE: 
'unknown', so again Quanta is exonerated, right?!?

Ugh!

One good thing, this made me put Kmail/Kontact on my box so I can reply 
easier! Did you notice! ;-)

Thanks,

--dave

On Tuesday 09 August 2005 22:38, you wrote:
> Hi
>
> >PS Didn't know whether I should reply just to quanta, so I included you in
> > the email.  Also, couldn't figure out 'how to' reply, so I (don't laugh)
> > cut-and-paste from the archives, and put the ">" by hand.  Is there an
> > easier/preferred netiquette way?
>
> I'm not sure what you mean here? :) I just press 'reply' in my mail
> program (and I'm pretty sure you have a one as well? ;), check that it
> got the addresses right, type and send.
> If you mean that the mailprogram doesent add the quoted text of the
> previous mail, it's most likely a setting of your program that needs to
> be altered. What software do you use?
>
> >I also had a localsettings.php file (which I thought 3d required--even for
> >local), which I've deleted.
>
> Ok, if you run locally, the default settings are set so that you dont
> need a localsettings.php file, but it doesent harm to have one neither
> (as long as you dont put harmful things in it, of course ;)
>
> >>You'll also have to click to dislay the options of Gubed and configure it
> >>to your liking (make sure that its using the 8016 port there!).
> >
> >Okay did this too before/again.
>
> Sorry for bringing up all these basic steps, you didnt mention exaclty
> what you had done or what tutorial you had followed - just wanted to
> make sure there wasnt any misunderstanding early on.
>
> >When I do "nestat -l" WITH Quanta running, I get "8016" appearing only on
> > one line, like the following:
> >
> >     "Active Internet connections (only servers)
> >     Proto Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address Foreign Address State
> >     tcp             0           0 *:8016             *:*              
> > LISTEN
>
> Then it's no doubt Quanta is listening.
> The only thing I can think of here is that some firewall or network
> filter is putting sticks in your wheel.
>
> After you've started quanta and it's listening (confirmed with netstat),
> try to do either a telnet or a netcat (depending on what you have
> installed) to port 8016. For example:
>
> $ telnet localhost 8016
>
> You shold get a clear text response like:
> wait:6;a:0:{}setdisplaydelay:26;a:1:{s:8:"newdelay";i:15;}
>
> The youll know Quanta responded to the request.
> Let me know if it does, it will determine if we should focus on php or
> quanta..
>
> >Also, I've noticed (at any time) that I don't get all the buttons on the
> >Quanta debugger toolbar to light up.  I only get the first two, execute
> >showing every line and execute without showing every line. The next four
> >(step, step into, execute to eof, and step over [my naming]) are not
> >highlighted/enabled.  Is this right?
>
> Yes, the other ones gets highlighted ones the script starts running.
>
> /Linus
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