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Old 10-25-2009
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Cannot find file

From the html, i get
<a href="http://<server name>:7778/pls/iss/ISSDBA.install_document">

so i telnet to the according server, i have searched the whole server, find . -name pls(iss)(ISSDBA.install_document) but i cannot seem to find the file.

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Old 10-26-2009
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Try this:

check your path using "pwd". Then issue:

find . -name "*ISSDBA*" -type f
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Old 10-27-2009
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Nop, it does not return any result. Any ideas?
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That should be in the root of your webserver (where your webserver is installed), for example something like this:

/usr/netscape/server4/pls/iss/..../..../.../....

Try this to search if you want, and see if it works. If not just find out where you installed your webserver and you should be able to find it easy enough:


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find / -name ISSDBA.*

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Perhaps the best place to start looking is the httpd.conf. It might be an alias.

Grep for "Listen.*7778"
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did you tried with dtrace
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i have search in and out of my /export/home/iasdba/portal904/Apache/Apache/htdocs...
Nothing came out..

It is weird though, i seem cannot find pls or iss directory or ISSDBA.install_document in my server. Is it in some way the file is directed from another server?

I have found and view through file /export/home/iasdba/portal904/Apache/Apache/conf/httpd.conf which has 7778 entry in it. What should i be looking for?

I dunno about dtrace, please show me how to utilize it.
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