Webserver on NT or Linux

Hello folks..
Right now I am running Forms and reports(Developer server) on Web using the Oracle Web server on a NT environment which
is giving me reoccuring problems..
1)Can i achieve the same using a more stable
Apache Web server?.
2)Or i stay with Oracle Web server and migrate to LINUX from NT..
thanks

We, too have the same question. We are a school system of 58000 students, and have some 2000 users. I need to decide from Oracle on Windows-Datacenter, Unix, or Linux.
bcindc

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191723.lucylinux.lucydomain!JSH.32462.2485226496.-2: JOLT_CAT:1626: "ERROR: Jolt client (ip address 192.168.196.102) does not have proper application password"
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191724.lucylinux.lucydomain!JSH.32462.2485226496.-2: JOLT_CAT:1626: "ERROR: Jolt client (ip address 192.168.196.102) does not have proper application password"
191724.lucylinux.lucydomain!JSH.32462.2485226496.-2: JOLT_CAT:1626: "ERROR: Jolt client (ip address 192.168.196.102) does not have proper application password"
191724.lucylinux.lucydomain!JSH.32462.2485226496.-2: JOLT_CAT:1626: "ERROR: Jolt client (ip address 192.168.196.102) does not have proper application password"
191724.lucylinux.lucydomain!JSH.32462.2485226496.-2: JOLT_CAT:1626: "ERROR: Jolt client (ip address 192.168.196.102) does not have proper application password"
191724.lucylinux.lucydomain!JSH.32462.2485226496.-2: JOLT_CAT:1626: "ERROR: Jolt client (ip address 192.168.196.102) does not have proper application password"
191725.lucylinux.lucydomain!JSH.32462.2485226496.-2: JOLT_CAT:1626: "ERROR: Jolt client (ip address 192.168.196.102) does not have proper application password"
191725.lucylinux.lucydomain!JSH.32462.2485226496.-2: JOLT_CAT:1626: "ERROR: Jolt client (ip address 192.168.196.102) does not have proper application password"
191725.lucylinux.lucydomain!JSH.32462.2485226496.-2: JOLT_CAT:1626: "ERROR: Jolt client (ip address 192.168.196.102) does not have proper application password"
191726.lucylinux.lucydomain!JSH.32462.2485226496.-2: JOLT_CAT:1626: "ERROR: Jolt client (ip address 192.168.196.102) does not have proper application password"
191726.lucylinux.lucydomain!JSH.32462.2485226496.-2: JOLT_CAT:1626: "ERROR: Jolt client (ip address 192.168.196.102) does not have proper application password"
191726.lucylinux.lucydomain!JSH.32462.2485226496.-2: JOLT_CAT:1626: "ERROR: Jolt client (ip address 192.168.196.102) does not have proper application password"
191726.lucylinux.lucydomain!JSH.32462.2485226496.-2: JOLT_CAT:1626: "ERROR: Jolt client (ip address 192.168.196.102) does not have proper application password"
191726.lucylinux.lucydomain!JSH.32462.2485226496.-2: JOLT_CAT:1626: "ERROR: Jolt client (ip address 192.168.196.102) does not have proper application password"
191727.lucylinux.lucydomain!JSH.32462.2485226496.-2: JOLT_CAT:1626: "ERROR: Jolt client (ip address 192.168.196.102) does not have proper application password"
191727.lucylinux.lucydomain!JSH.32462.2485226496.-2: JOLT_CAT:1626: "ERROR: Jolt client (ip address 192.168.196.102) does not have proper application password"
191727.lucylinux.lucydomain!JSH.32462.2485226496.-2: JOLT_CAT:1626: "ERROR: Jolt client (ip address 192.168.196.102) does not have proper application password"
191727.lucylinux.lucydomain!JSH.32462.2485226496.-2: JOLT_CAT:1626: "ERROR: Jolt client (ip address 192.168.196.102) does not have proper application password"
I View APPSRV_1023.LOG (current server log file) and its content is below:
PSADMIN.32259 (0) [2013-10-23T18:55:12.134](0) Begin boot attempt on domain PT853
PSAPPSRV.32290 (0) [2013-10-23T18:55:35.701](0) PeopleTools Release 8.53 (Linux) starting. Tuxedo server is APPSRV(99)/1
PSAPPSRV.32290 (0) [2013-10-23T18:55:35.923](0) Cache Directory being used: /home/user/psft/pt/8.53/appserv/PT853/CACHE/PSAPPSRV_1/
PSAPPSRV.32290 (0) [2013-10-23T18:56:19.256](2) App server host time skew is DB+00:00:00 (ORACLE PT853)
PSAPPSRV.32290 (0) [2013-10-23T18:56:23.504](0) Server started
PSAPPSRV.32290 (0) [2013-10-23T18:56:23.507](3) Detected time zone is EDT
PSAPPSRV.32338 (0) [2013-10-23T18:56:25.793](0) PeopleTools Release 8.53 (Linux) starting. Tuxedo server is APPSRV(99)/2
PSAPPSRV.32338 (0) [2013-10-23T18:56:26.003](0) Cache Directory being used: /home/user/psft/pt/8.53/appserv/PT853/CACHE/PSAPPSRV_2/
PSAPPSRV.32338 (0) [2013-10-23T18:57:08.871](2) App server host time skew is DB+00:00:00 (ORACLE PT853)
PSAPPSRV.32338 (0) [2013-10-23T18:57:10.662](0) Server started
PSAPPSRV.32338 (0) [2013-10-23T18:57:10.663](3) Detected time zone is EDT
PSSAMSRV.32388 (0) [2013-10-23T18:57:12.159](2) Min instance is set to 1. To avoid loss of service, configure Min instance to atleast 2.
PSSAMSRV.32388 (0) [2013-10-23T18:57:12.168](0) PeopleTools Release 8.53 (Li nux) starting. Tuxedo server is APPSRV(99)/100
PSSAMSRV.32388 (0) [2013-10-23T18:57:12.265](0) Cache Directory being used: /home/user/psft/pt/8.53/appserv/PT853/CACHE/PSSAMSRV_100/
PSSAMSRV.32388 (0) [2013-10-23T18:57:59.414](0) Server started
PSSAMSRV.32388 (0) [2013-10-23T18:57:59.416](3) Detected time zone is EDT
PSADMIN.32259 (0) [2013-10-23T18:58:48.149](0) End boot attempt on domain PT853
PSAPPSRV.32290 (1) [2013-10-23T18:59:06.144 GetCertificate](3) Returning context. ID=PSADMIN, Lang=ENG, UStreamId=185906140_32290.1, Token=PT_LOCAL/2013-10-23-11.59.26.248432/PSADMIN/ENG/vSz0ix+wq8d+zPRwQ0Wa4hcek0Q=
~
I think the error is indicated in TUXLOG file "ERROR: Jolt client (ip address 192.168.196.102) does not have proper application password". The application password "myname" in Browser http://192.168.196.102:8000/ps/signon.html page is not working. I use the same password "myname" to login Data Mover Bootstrap mode, Application Designer, and Application Server psadmin configuration successfully. I have tried a few other passwords in Browser http://192.168.196.102:8000/ps/signon.html page but not working.
My question is:
How to solve Sign In issue on http://192.168.196.102:8000/ps/signon.html that is "ERROR: Jolt client (ip address 192.168.196.102) does not have proper application password" ?
Thanks.

Dear Nicolas,
Hello. I have used the same password for "DomainConnectPswd" in the file Configuration.properties with that for Application Server setting. Eventually, UserID PSADMIN sign in http://192.168.196.102:8000/ps/signon.html successfully. PeopleTools 8.53 runs correctly in Browser.
It seems that whether upgrade Oracle Linux 5.0 to the latest 5.10 does not have effect !
I am very grateful to your great help for this installation of PT8.53 with Linux and Oracle Database !

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I am very new to the topic of Enterprise Portal.
Our intention is, to develop .NET IViews and deploy them in the Enterprise Portal.
The Enterprise Portal Server is set up on a linux machine.
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