Hi Patrick:

It appears there's a Apache configuration issue. Can you provide
httpd.conf file and exact apache version ?

wrapper log file says "Table 'mce.mce_system_configs' doesn't exist".
This may indicate that the database didn't get installed properly.
Please login to mysql (which you indicated you can) and check to make
sure the "mce" database is there and it actually has tables in it.

Was this a clean install on this machine or there was a prior
installation and either it was removed or installer was ran again ?

Were there any issues/errors during installation process ? Is this an
SDK mode installation where you installed the prerequisite components
(Apache, MySQL, etc) yourself ? What is the exact version of CUAE
installers. Also, were there any existing Apache/MySQl on the machine
before you started installing prerequisites ?

Thanks,

-Zafar

-----Original Message-----
From: cuae-beta-bounces@developer.cisco.com
mailto:cuae-beta-bounces@developer.cisco.com On Behalf Of PATRICK
ALAND
Sent: Friday, October 03, 2008 10:06 AM
To: cuae-beta@developer.cisco.com
Subject: [Cuae-beta] Unable to access cuaeadmin and apps via normal
ports

Running Beta4, I'm unable to access the /cuaeadmin page via the normal
port 80, i have to access it via port 8080 directly and none of the
app's I'm trying publish are working either when i try to access them
via port :8000

Both the /cuaeadmin and host:8000/myapp return 404 errors.

Additionally, i see the following the apache error logs when apache
starts

[Fri Oct 03 10:58:32 2008] Cannot remove module
mod_metreos_http.c: not found in module list
[Fri Oct 03 10:58:32 2008] Cannot remove module mod_unique_id.c:
not found in module list
[Fri Oct 03 10:58:32 2008] Cannot remove module mod_expires.c:
not found in module list
[Fri Oct 03 10:58:32 2008] Cannot remove module mod_rewrite.c:
not found in module list
[Fri Oct 03 10:58:32 2008] Cannot remove module mod_proxy.c: not
found in module list
[Fri Oct 03 10:58:32 2008] Cannot remove module mod_headers.c:
not found in module list
Processing config directory: c:/program files/cisco systems/unified
application environment/system/apache/conf/
Processing config file: c:/program files/cisco systems/unified
application environment/system/apache/conf/cuaeadmin.conf
Processing config file: c:/program files/cisco systems/unified
application environment/system/apache/conf/grxml_expires.conf
[Fri Oct 03 10:58:32 2008] module mod_expires.c is already added,
skipping
Processing config file: c:/program files/cisco systems/unified
application environment/system/apache/conf/mce.conf
Processing config file: c:/program files/cisco systems/unified
application environment/system/apache/conf/media.conf
Processing config file: c:/program files/cisco systems/unified
application environment/system/apache/conf/metreos_http.conf
[Fri Oct 03 10:58:32 2008] Loaded DSO modules/mod_unique_id.so
uses plain Apache 1.3 API, this module might crash under EAPI! (please
recompile it with -DEAPI)
[Fri Oct 03 10:58:32 2008] Loaded DSO C:/Program Files/Cisco
Systems/Unified Application
Environment/System/Apache/modules/mod_metreos_http.so uses plain Apache
1.3 API, this module might crash under EAPI! (please recompile it with
-DEAPI)
Processing config file: c:/program files/cisco systems/unified
application environment/system/apache/conf/radianta.conf
[Fri Oct 03 10:58:32 2008] Loaded DSO c:/PHP/php5apache.dll uses
plain Apache 1.3 API, this module might crash under EAPI! (please
recompile it with -DEAPI)
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I have a similar problem..
I'm new with CUAE so please could someone provide me with some assistance.
I'm trying to run the MakeCall example but when I write http://<appServerIP>:8000/makecall_tut?to=5000 in my browser, I get a "Internet Explorer cannot display the page.." error.
It seems that the host is not even listening on port 8000. Where is this configured? From the Cisco Administration Guide, 8000 should be the configured port for the Application Server receiving http requests, but where do you define this because it seems that this port has not even been defined.
 
Thank you in advance

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