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RE: Web publisher (v11)
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Author: Paul Matthews
Posted: Mon, 24 Oct 2005 16:50:00 -0800
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Heather,
In reply to your query -
1) Yes, the server needs to be logged in as someone and the application
runs under their account by default. This means that when they are
logged off RMWP will stop running. A possible workaround is to get a
small utility that lets you run an application as a service. I tried one
(?Appasservice or something) but didn't succeed, though this may have
been the application and not RM. A possible complication though is that
RM starts two other processes (RMWP_Apache.exe). At the moment though we
just leave our RM server logged in.
2) Once the DB is published you should be able to make changes to it
(e.g.
via sharing the folder containing the .rmd on your network). They should
instantly be reflected in RMWP. You should not need to republish if you
make changes.
Hope this helps
Paul
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Paul Matthews
Knowledge Management IT Officer,
Overseas Development Institute (ODI),
111 Westminster Bridge Road, London SE1 7JD
Tel: +44 (0)20 7922 0303
Fax: +44 (0)20 7922 0399
"p.matthews"
http://www.odi.org.uk/
-----Original Message-----
From: "listmaster"
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On Behalf Of "Lodge"
Sent: 21 October 2005 22:05
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Subject: <RefMan> Web publisher (v11)
Dear All
My apologies if this query has already been raised and I've missed the
answer!!
We have just installed Ref Man v11 and the web publisher on a server.
However we have discovered two problems:
1. There is no access to web publisher unless the server is logged in as
administrator (and only then the admin account of the person who
installed it!). We had assumed that it would work like other programs if
the server was just switched on.
2. Once the server is logged in as administrator the only way that a
database can be published to the web is by sitting directly at the
server under the admin account. Calling up the server from my own PC for
example enables us to make changes to the database but publishing it
(even under the administrator's account) has absolutely no effect at
all!
We have changed the port number as recommended. The database is not open
in exclusive mode and the tick box on the configure options saying Close
web publisher is unchecked. My IT people assure me that they have
checked permissions but feel they must be missing something else.
Does anyone have any ideas? All suggestions gratefully received.
Many thanks
Heather.
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Heather Lodge
Deputy Library & Knowledge Services Manager Kingston Hospital Galsworthy
Road Kingston-upon-Thames Surrey
KT2 7QB
UK
Tel: (+44) (0)20 8934 3502
Fax: (+44) (0)20 8974 5763
Email: "heather.lodge"
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