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| ''Inspect logs and stuff...'' | On a machine that is allowed read access to STAGE, first do:{{{ ssh -f develro@carme -L 7880:carme:7880 -N}}} * Read catalina.out, to ensure that all services loaded without errors reported * Read fedora.log to ensure that fedora did not report any errors in startup * Check fedora startup by loading http://SERVER:PORT/fedora/search, and searching for *. If it returns a list of results, fedora works * Read fedora.log to ensure that fedora did not report any errors in the search above * Read doms.log (but I cannot see how an error can be logged here, without being logged in one of the two previous places) * open http://SERVER:PORT/surveillance-surveyor, and see that all things are marked green (lowlevel will be red, until we fix some credentials, but it will not be used for radio/tv so no matter for now) * Read doms.log to see if any errors was reported by loading the surveyor. |
Start tomcat
Start tomcat - is the DOMS running?
Run the needed scripts
- Make sure the DOMS Tomcat is up
Inspect the results
On a machine that is allowed read access to STAGE, first do:
ssh -f develro@carme -L 7880:carme:7880 -N
- Read catalina.out, to ensure that all services loaded without errors reported
- Read fedora.log to ensure that fedora did not report any errors in startup
Check fedora startup by loading http://SERVER:PORT/fedora/search, and searching for *. If it returns a list of results, fedora works
- Read fedora.log to ensure that fedora did not report any errors in the search above
- Read doms.log (but I cannot see how an error can be logged here, without being logged in one of the two previous places)
open http://SERVER:PORT/surveillance-surveyor, and see that all things are marked green (lowlevel will be red, until we fix some credentials, but it will not be used for radio/tv so no matter for now)
- Read doms.log to see if any errors was reported by loading the surveyor.