[XML-SIG] Getting 4SuiteServer 0.11 Working on Windows

Thomas B. Passin tpassin@home.com
Sun, 6 May 2001 00:02:00 -0400


[Tom]
> >
> > 8) The docs give examples of looking at various properties by their
path, as
> > in
> >
> > 4ss show acl /localhost/index.html
>

[Mike Olson]
> Did you get an error of:
> Uri /localhost/index.html, is unknown
>
Yes

[Tom]
> >
> > None of these commands have worked for me.  I had to remove the
/localhost/
> > part.   My server was running at the time.

[Mike]
> Did it work when you removed the localhost part?  Then you probably have
> a document in your root called index.html.  Probably from the Guestbook
> example.  That souldn't put things in your root.
>
No, same message with or without /localhost.

Here are two screen captures:

D:>4ss show acl /localhost/gems/
"d:\program files\python\python" -c "from FtServer.Console import
CommandLine; C
ommandLine.Run()" show acl /localhost/gems/
4SS User Name: dba
Uri /localhost/gems, is unknown


D:>4ss show acl gems/
"d:\program files\python\python" -c "from FtServer.Console import
CommandLine; C
ommandLine.Run()" show acl gems/
4SS User Name: dba
Resource: gems/
----------

Read ACL: ['dba']
Write ACL: ['admin']
You can read this object
You can modify this object


As for an index.html in the root:

D:>4ss fetch document /localhost/index.html
"d:\program files\python\python" -c "from FtServer.Console import
CommandLine; C
ommandLine.Run()" fetch document /localhost/index.html
4SS User Name: dba
Uri /localhost/index.html, is unknown


I just noticed that, at http://localhost:8090/ ( my 4ss site), there is a
"folder" called localhost/.  Is that how it's supposed to be?  If so, I'd
suggest changing the name because it could get confused (by a user - me for
example!) with the "localhost" alias for 127.0.0.1.

Thanks for your help.

Tom P