OAS 4.0.7, RedHat 6.0, PL/SQL catridge

Application Server didn't starting successfully
after OAS 4.0.7 installation on RedHat 6.0 .
That problem was solved by changing ps utility
to script from one of the previous threads.
Now Application Server start succesfully,
but I have new problem.
I get time-out error, when I try to call any PL/SQL URL
(for example, PL/SQL "Hello, world!" or Database browse utility).
Then used listener (admin or www) don't worked, and
I can't to stop it or all Application Server by "owsctl stop".
Processes keep in memory.
Does environment variable ORAWEB_NAMEROOT any
connection to this problem? It sets in owsenv_bsh.sh:
ORAWEB_NAMEROOT=/.:/application/oracle/OAS
What ideas?
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Vladimir Mitjaev (guest) wrote:
: Application Server didn't starting successfully
: after OAS 4.0.7 installation on RedHat 6.0 .
: That problem was solved by changing ps utility
: to script from one of the previous threads.
: Now Application Server start succesfully,
: but I have new problem.
: I get time-out error, when I try to call any PL/SQL URL
: (for example, PL/SQL "Hello, world!" or Database browse
utility).
: Then used listener (admin or www) don't worked, and
: I can't to stop it or all Application Server by "owsctl stop".
: Processes keep in memory.
: Does environment variable ORAWEB_NAMEROOT any
: connection to this problem? It sets in owsenv_bsh.sh:
: ORAWEB_NAMEROOT=/.:/application/oracle/OAS
: What ideas?
Hi,
i have the same problem in SuSE 6.2.
The oracle hotline told me that OAS407 is only certified and
supported ageinst linux kernel 2.0.34. My SuSE distribution
has 2.2.10. So OAS407 doesn't work. But my oracle 8i on the same
machine needs SuSE 6.2. .....
null

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    null

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