Re: [Fedora-users] Problem starting Fedora repository with Win2K server

Hello all,

just for the record, the problem is solved. The cause of the problem was 
McAfee VirusScan Enterprise 8.0i, which was installed on the server: it 
was not sufficient to disable the "System scan" option - we had to 
completely uninstall it. A wise sys admin informed me that VirusScan 
installs a network driver that, no matter the user preferences and 
enabled/disabled status, blocks network traffic and file access it 
considers suspicious.

Cheers!
Vassilis

Vassilis Bekiaris wrote:

> Hello everybody!
>
> apologies in advance for the lengthy email...
>
> After succesfully installing Fedora on a variety of machines, running 
> Windows XP or Win2K Server, I have tried to perform an installation on 
> a Windows 2000 Server machine and I cannot even start the Fedora server.
>
> I have followed the configuration instructions (set the FEDORA_HOME & 
> FEDORA_JAVA_HOME env variables, server\bin & client\bin in PATH 
> variable, set values for parameters in server\config\fedora.fcfg), but 
> I get this output on the console:
>
> Starting Fedora server...
> A subdirectory or file e:\fedora-1.2.1\server\logs already exists.

[Fedora-users] Accessing Fedora Objects

RE: [Fedora-users] Accessing Fedora Objects

[Fedora-users] Progress on phase 2 planning?

Hi all,

Back in July I asked about the likely content and timetable for Phase 2,
and the response at the time was that detailed planning would occur in
mid-late October. I also half-remember seeing something about a new
release (1.3?) sometime about now. Any news yet on either of these?

Nigel Callaghan

RE: [Fedora-users] Accessing Fedora Objects

Re: [Fedora-users] Progress on phase 2 planning?

Hi Nigel,

Our Fedora development meeting was last week. We finalized plans for the 
2.0 release, which has superceded the proposed 1.3 release of Fedora, and 
mapped out a rough take on the priorities for the second grant funded 
development phase.

Release 2.0 is currently planned for December 15, 2004.

Best regards,
Ronda

--On Wednesday, 03 November, 2004 11:54 AM +0100 
dams@... wrote:

>
> Hi all,
>
> Back in July I asked about the likely content and timetable for Phase 2,
> and the response at the time was that detailed planning would occur in
> mid-late October. I also half-remember seeing something about a new
> release (1.3?) sometime about now. Any news yet on either of these?
>
> Nigel Callaghan
>
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Ronda A. Grizzle
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Digital Library Research & Development
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(fax)434-924-1431

[Fedora-users] Fedora Users Conference

To All:
Rutgers University Libraries will be hosting a Fedora Users Conference 
in May, 2005 (proposed dates are May 13 and 14).  The conference is 
being planned in collaboration with the Fedora Project Development 
Team.  The intent of this early posting is to alert you to this 
conference so that you can mark your calendars.  Also, we would 
appreciate hearing from those who would be interested in presenting 
their work with Fedora at this conference.

The conference will focus on presentations, demonstrations, and poster 
sessions with ample time set aside for informal discussions.  Topics can 
be in any area: subject content, architecture, workflow, management of 
content, systems, etc.   Please forward your suggestions (either to me 
or to the listserv) and let us know specifically if you are interested 
in presenting at this conference.  A website will be provided later for 
registration.

Ron Jantz
Scholarly Communication Center - Alexander Library
Rutgers University Libraries

[Fedora-users] fedora.info temporary downtime

[Fedora-users] Axix error starting fedora server

The problem is a mismatch of IPv4 and IPv6 address representation in
-Suse linux 9.1 and
-Apache Axis

If you don't need IPv6 try to disable it in Suse linux 9.1 or use 
another distribution or
patch the Java class org.apache.axis.utils.Admin .

With kind regards,
Jochen Schirrwagen

Re: [Fedora-users] Axix error starting fedora server

Thanks, I figured that out myself after many long hours, and I forgot to
report back to this group.

cheers
Michael

On Fri, 2004-11-26 at 05:43, Jochen Schirrwagen wrote:
> The problem is a mismatch of IPv4 and IPv6 address representation in
> -Suse linux 9.1 and
> -Apache Axis
> 
> If you don't need IPv6 try to disable it in Suse linux 9.1 or use 
> another distribution or
> patch the Java class org.apache.axis.utils.Admin .
> 
> With kind regards,
> Jochen Schirrwagen
> 
> 
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