Webdb on O8i/Linux RH6.0

I have installed Oracle8i on redhat 6.0. It works fine.
I did install Webdb according to the maninst.htm document.
The command "wdblsnr hostname 80" executed without error,
"wdblsnr -console hostname 80" was rejected
(which process is associated with the listener?).
The webbrowswer returned
"The requested URL /webdb/admin_/gateway.htm was not found on
this server."
Does anyone know what went wrong and how to proceed?
Thanks, Christian
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You'll have to be prepared to wade through and understand the Linux way of recompiling your kernel. The files can be located using the "find" command. There is some great "HOW-TO"s in the Linux RedHat site.
Tip: Be very careful how you answer the "make config" questions because it can mess up the resulting VMLINUZ object. Also, be sure to place secondary entry in your "lilo.conf" to allow you a graceful way of getting back to the old kernel should the new one fail.
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bobenrieth (guest) wrote:
: Ishan (guest) wrote:
: : Hello,
: : I'm trying to install webdb on a debian box running potato
and
: : Oracle 8i. I tried running orainst, but webdb wouldnt accpet
: SYS
: : password. I dont even see it connect to 8i's listner. What
: might
: : be wrong? Is there a tnsnames setup involved? If so exectly
do
: I
: : need to do? (I've tried looking for HOWTO's on this), it
seems
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: : having.
: : Thanks
: : Ishan
: Hello,
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: encounters the same problems.
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: too !!!
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: installer.
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: script.
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: Guy
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oracle 8.05. In the install just accept the default oracle_base
and oracle_home directories. The installer created a webdb
directory under the product directory. You should also create
your temp and user tablespaces before installing webdb. Webdb
will create its own but you will have no control over placement
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manual install). I followed the instructions, and all has worked
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'wdblsnr host port start
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: : Arnault Claden (guest) wrote:
: : : Michael Hasenstein (SuSE) (guest) wrote:
: : : : Have you followed my recently updated instructions?
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To run WebDB2.0.5.6.1/oracle 8.0.5 on Linux/RH6.0
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I follow your step
1. LSRNR STOP
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