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At 14 FEB 2022 02:10:44AM Barry Stevens wrote:

I had the oengine server running that was launched from (say) C:\oi10folder\oeserver

I terminated the engine and relaunched it from (say) D:\oi10folder\oeserver

I went into my OI app and created a new O4W virtual location and changed EXAMPLESO4W to EXAMPLES_O4W

I can see the changes in the eserver.cfg file in D:\oi10folder\

Restarted the oengine server

But MYO4W and EXAMPLES_O4W would not accept the username and pw.

The I accidently used username & pw EXAMPLESO4W / EXAMPLESO4W and it worked.

Got suspicious and renamed eserver.cfg file in c:\oi10folder\ and now it doesnot work.

So, therefore there is a ‘pointer’ somewhere that is still linked to the eserver.cfg file in c:\oi10folder\

WHERE DO I FIND AND FIX THIS (I assumed it would have been automatic when I launched oengine server from a new location)


At 14 FEB 2022 02:32AM Barry Stevens wrote:

I had the oengine server running that was launched from (say) C:\oi10folder\oeserver

I terminated the engine and relaunched it from (say) D:\oi10folder\oeserver

I went into my OI app and created a new O4W virtual location and changed EXAMPLESO4W to EXAMPLES_O4W

I can see the changes in the eserver.cfg file in D:\oi10folder\

Restarted the oengine server

But MYO4W and EXAMPLES_O4W would not accept the username and pw.

The I accidently used username & pw EXAMPLESO4W / EXAMPLESO4W and it worked.

Got suspicious and renamed eserver.cfg file in c:\oi10folder\ and now it doesnot work.

So, therefore there is a ‘pointer’ somewhere that is still linked to the eserver.cfg file in c:\oi10folder\

WHERE DO I FIND AND FIX THIS (I assumed it would have been automatic when I launched oengine server from a new location)

If what I am describing doesn't make sense, then I think I could be down the wrong track because my test results are not consistent.

But I definitely cannot get a new virtual setup in o4w config to accept username/password when run from the browser: - examples - EXAMPLESO4W/EXAMPLESO4W runs OK, but my new one does not - configuration is the same as EXAMPLES but different account and username (set as O4W only)


At 14 FEB 2022 02:50AM Barry Stevens wrote:

I had the oengine server running that was launched from (say) C:\oi10folder\oeserver

I terminated the engine and relaunched it from (say) D:\oi10folder\oeserver

I went into my OI app and created a new O4W virtual location and changed EXAMPLESO4W to EXAMPLES_O4W

I can see the changes in the eserver.cfg file in D:\oi10folder\

Restarted the oengine server

But MYO4W and EXAMPLES_O4W would not accept the username and pw.

The I accidently used username & pw EXAMPLESO4W / EXAMPLESO4W and it worked.

Got suspicious and renamed eserver.cfg file in c:\oi10folder\ and now it doesnot work.

So, therefore there is a ‘pointer’ somewhere that is still linked to the eserver.cfg file in c:\oi10folder\

WHERE DO I FIND AND FIX THIS (I assumed it would have been automatic when I launched oengine server from a new location)

If what I am describing doesn't make sense, then I think I could be down the wrong track because my test results are not consistent.

But I definitely cannot get a new virtual setup in o4w config to accept username/password when run from the browser: - examples - EXAMPLESO4W/EXAMPLESO4W runs OK, but my new one does not - configuration is the same as EXAMPLES but different account and username (set as O4W only)

if I do:

http://localhost:18888/bazzatest/start.htm

I see the start page, click login the response is:

login response - 1Login failed-3111


At 14 FEB 2022 07:55AM bshumsky wrote:

Hi, Barry. HOW are you running the engine server? Via the "debug" cmd prompt, or as a service?

If you're running it as a service, the path that it is going to run at is "built in" to the service definition. So if you want to move to a different location, you need to UNINSTALL the service from the old location, and RE-INSTALL the service from the new location.

- Bryan Shumsky

Revelation Software, Inc.


At 14 FEB 2022 03:09PM Barry Stevens wrote:

Hi, Barry. HOW are you running the engine server? Via the "debug" cmd prompt, or as a service?

If you're running it as a service, the path that it is going to run at is "built in" to the service definition. So if you want to move to a different location, you need to UNINSTALL the service from the old location, and RE-INSTALL the service from the new location.

- Bryan Shumsky

Revelation Software, Inc.

Running as a service

Followed your instructions.

Working now, but,still have an issue getting a new user setup and running with that, but I will create another posting for that later. I will just use EXAMPLESO4W for now to learn O4W and create the Pizza App.

Btw: Are there newer instruction for Pizza app create with more up-to-date screen shots - or are the basic relevant parts there which is all I need to know at this stage.?


At 14 FEB 2022 03:14PM Barry Stevens wrote:

Hi, Barry. HOW are you running the engine server? Via the "debug" cmd prompt, or as a service?

If you're running it as a service, the path that it is going to run at is "built in" to the service definition. So if you want to move to a different location, you need to UNINSTALL the service from the old location, and RE-INSTALL the service from the new location.

- Bryan Shumsky

Revelation Software, Inc.

I am using the default 'local server' for the time being. 😉

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