Forum Problems Installing LAMS: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: HTTP Status 404 - /lams/

By: Yan Xu

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Luke，
There are IIS and Apache .

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By: Yan Xu

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Luke,

Look back to the first http status 404, the problem is pointed out by Apache tomcat!
So ,there is tomcat on my sever!

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By: Luke Foxton

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Yan this could be caused by lams attmpting to start twice, a possible solution would be to restart the server and try starting lams again

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By: Yan Xu

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OK, I'll have a try! Thank you very much!

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By: Yan Xu

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Sorry , Which do you mean :restart the lams sever or the windows sever?

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By: Yan Xu

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I have restarted the lams sever for many times,but the problem is still exist!

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By: Luke Foxton

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Try reastartding windows

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By: Yan Xu

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I am so happy, we are successful!Thank you very much!Luke.
Could I consult you if I have another problem?
Best wishes! You are pretty!

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But the user can not access through http://61.142.248.19:8180/lams/
Is it possibly caused by the Mysql setd as localhost not 61.142.248.19 while installing the lams?

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By: Luke Foxton

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Hi Yan,

Is the lams serverURL in the configuration page set to
http://61.142.248.19:8180/lams/

You can set this by logging in as sysadmin, then go to sysadmin->Edit Configuration Settings. You will find an entry for "Server URL" make sure this is pointing to the right location.

As long as the mysql server is installed on the same server as lams, you can use localhost.

Luke

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