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What's the reason for the "Hosting Environment is not online"?
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1/18/09 9:37 AM
Hello, Guys,

Do you meet the "Hosting Environment is not online" problem? I packaged and installed the application onto the AXP. But when I connect the console it returns the message. I don't know why. Can you help me?

ZJ
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Re: What's the reason for the "Hosting Environment is not online"?
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1/20/09 2:07 AM as a reply to Jun Zhang.
The application should come online in a few sec, give it about 30 seconds. Connect console will only work if you have a softlink to /bin/bash in your postinstall script as shown below.

ln -s /bin/bash /bin/console
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Re: What's the reason for the "Hosting Environment is not online"?
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1/20/09 3:16 PM as a reply to Jun Zhang.
Thank you for your kindly reply. But the application could not be online till we repackaged it. And in our repackaging process we deselected some software modules developed by C, only package the rest JAVA modules. Now it runs OK.

We are focusing on the C modules migration these days. There many difficulties in the work. Do you have some comments about that?

Thank you for your help!
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Re: What's the reason for the "Hosting Environment is not online"?
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1/21/09 2:05 AM as a reply to Jun Zhang.
It seems to me that certain Cisco libraries were overwritten by your application. I would suggest not to over-write our libraries rather create a subdirectory and place your libraries within that directory and update LD_LIBRARY_PATH variable.
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