Hello everyone,

A customer of ours has a series of reports that are accesible from the internet through the OICGI. They have worked fine until recently when they started reporting an OICGI Error:

CGI Error

The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers. The headers it did return are:

There are no headers returned. The only thing I know of that has changed was a recent upgrade to OI 4.1. However, we are not sure that the error started at that specific point. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

Carl

Carl,

I am definately not an expert on 4.1, and I do believe that the "OICGI" has been greatly changed. I believe what I have read is that there is a new "OECGI" to replace it.

I suggest you get with Revelation and they should resolve your problem. I have read this information in the "OI_4.1_New_Features.pdf", and it is available for download in the works section just to the right of where you downloaded 4.1

I have got the 4.1 upgrade, and I am waiting for the ummmm bugs to settle a bit. I am very interested in your problem because I do also use the "OICGI".

Good luck, and I really do not think there is much of a problem to resolve. It might simply be just replacing the "OICGI" with the "OECGI"??? Maybe???

Carl-

As of 4.1 OICGI no longer is used- OECGI is used instead. This was in the documentation that accompanied the download.

Have them switch and try again. They'll also need to change the HTML forms to call OECGI instead of OICGI.

Hope this helps-

Okay, we changed everything around to use the OECGI now and set it up as a persistant connection. Still no luck. Now I get the error "OEGCI SetCurrentDirectory failure.". The system is a W2K server running IIS. Open Insight is installed on a novell server.

The registry entries are as follows:

CreateFlags: 1

DatabaseName: DATABASE

ProcedureName:RUN_OECGI_REQUEST

QueueName:

ServerName: novellservername

ShutdownSessions:0

UserName: USER

UserPassword: PASSWORD

WorkingDirectory: F:\oi32 (this is where OI is installed)

So where abouts did I foul up? Thanks for the help btw!!

Carl

Carl,

Does your anononymous internet user have any rights to the f:\oi32 directory? I expect you will have to grant some rights for OECGI to be able to access a network resource as opposed to a local resource.

When you ran OICGI that communicated with a program (INET_GATEWAY/OI) that was already running on the local machine and which was responsible for accessing the network. Things have changed slightly now in that OECGI is responsible for doing this itself.

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Richard,

We finally got it working! Our enviroment is a W2K server running IIS serving the web site, and a novell server is where OI is installed to. You can email me for details at [email protected].

Carl

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