I was recently following this on stack overflow and have tried all mentioned solutions and still pull the same error.
Failed to load sql modules into the database cluster during PostgreSQL Installation
I have removed the keys deleted and uninstalled all things related to postgresql
however there is something occupying port 5432 which should be postgres.
using netstat it looks like tomcat is using that port.
previously I had pg using that port.
So I proceeded with the installation on 5433 and
I can open up pg admin but upon attempting to connect to the data base I get error server doesnt listen the server doesnt accept connections. I am using Windows 7 Professional
How do I completely remove postgres from my machine as if it never existed because the installation worked fine before I uninstalled and reinstalled. As I mentioned before I have tried all of the solutions in the link
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i downloaded MySQL workbench and the port is 3306 then i runs the x.a.m.p.p and the port is 3306 also i change the x.a.m.p.p port to 3307 and still not working
is their any solution to this
First we need to make sure that you installed XAMPP in proper way. Follow this video about how to prepare PHP environment using XAMPP.
If you followed the steps correctly make sure that both MySQL and Apache servers are running.
Then in XAMPP control panel click on MYSQL Admin. It will open phpMyAdmin and it will show a successful connection to MySQL server. If you noticed any error this means you have problem in your MySQL server.
Also it will be a good help to tell us from there your server type and version and your MySQL workbench version.
Running windows 10, MongoDB v3.4 and PyMongo 3.5.1, whenever I'm trying to access a MongoDB client that is running on a different machine in my network, I'm getting instant access with the MongoDB shell. However, if I try to connect to the client using PyMongo, it takes exactly 40 sec to perform a database query every single time.
Once I turn off the Windows 10 firewall, then the access is instant with PyMongo. That begs the question, why is PyMongo causing this delay?
client = pymongo.MongoClient("client_name", 27017,
serverSelectionTimeoutMS=maxSevSelDelay)
print client.database_names()
I tried to set firewall rules that open up the 27017 port for all software and also open up any connection between the 2 machines, to no avail.
I also tried to set the bind_ip to 0.0.0.0 as I found explained in other forums in the MongoDB.conf file, which didn't fix my issue either.
Can anybody please help me with this?
Thanks,
Manu
Recently set up a Debian 9.1 x64 server with SSH and LAMP stack (PHP ver7.0). PHP and Apache are both installed correctly since I get their landing pages. UFW is also active.
I have now installed webmin(using apt-get) and also tried following the instructions from http://www.webmin.com/deb.html on a different occasion. I "sucessfully" completed the installation(s) via terminal and it directed me to goto https://MY_Domain:10000 and to log in with root.
After multiple attempts, even tried using https://MY_IP_ADDRESS:10000 I am greeted with "Safari cannot open MY_IPADDRESS because it cant connect to the server".
I have tried the following to solve my problem:
-Reinstalling webmin,
-Restarting webmin,
-Stopping my UFW firewall,
-Allowing ports 10000 ,HTTPS port (443 I think), port 22, port22 v6
-Opening webmin config and changing the port/listen line to listen to another port such as 44321,
-Opening error logs. The only "error" that appeared was something about not being able to do something with IPv6,
-Using different browsers,
I have read many forum posts of users having similar problems but none of the solutions have been effective. I have heard of IPtables but for some reason I cannot implement that solution. Im very new to server configuration therefore I'd appreciate the help.
Similar post: Unable to access Webmin through browser
Ok so I finally fixed it. To fix this, log in as root then nano to
sudo nano /etc/webmin/miniserv.conf
Turn off SSL by setting it to 0.
The restart webmin and try to connect.
Im about to research into whether this is a safe practice.
I get the same problem only after system restart. All works fine, firewall configured for webmin port and all, also tried with fireall disabled, after system restart all goes down the drain, webmin service is ufo and after uninstall and reinstall webmin the story replays. I am at my wits end. Good bye opensuse!
I have launched the Lumify-demo server on my Virtualbox hosted on Mac OSX. According to the documentation here, as soon as vagrant is done provisioning the VM, I should be able to launch the webapp on my host machine's browser (after updating the hosts file). But the server seems to not be running . I receive Lumify-demo refused to connect
From all the rudimentary debugging I could do at my end, I think that the web server is not even installed on the VM.
Telnet from the host machine says connection refused
Tomcat7 and SERVER are unrecongnised when I do service SERVER status
$JETTY_HOME or $JETTY_BASE variables are not defined so I don't even know where to look for Jetty
Has someone else faced the same issue? Can someone confirm that I need to build the servers (source has both Jetty and Tomcat so I figure I need to use both) using maven (which is not currently installed on CentOS VM) and run/configure two servers (both unknown territory) all by myself?
Thanks
I compared the lumify-demo with the lumify-dev virtual machine and it seemed like a lot was missing. So I provisioned the demo machine again only to find out that the provisioning was breaking in multiple places due to permission issues.
Turned out to be a good exercise in gaining familiarity with Vagrant, and Jetty got installed
I've just installed apache2.2 and installed it, but to get it running I had to change it listening port to 81. But the thing is now that I cant connect to it through localhost. The only thing I get is a login window and when I type in the authentication information that I think is my windows login. I get:
error '8002801c'
Error accessing the OLE registry.
/iisHelp/common/500-100.asp, line 17
The computer is a winxp and I've opened the ports out and no firewall is blocking apache.
Seems like the machine has another webserver running, probably IIS.
You can uninstall that through the configuration screen.
Try http://localhost:81/ to get the apache install.