RE: HTTP Server won't start -- MIDRANGE-L

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Never mind, I see that licensed program 5722DG1

IBM HTTP Server for i5/OS is not loaded. I just always thought that was part of the OS.

From: rvrratjon@xxxxxxxxxxx
To: midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: HTTP Server won't start
Date: Wed, 19 May 2010 13:12:41 -0500

I have a customer running V5R4 and when I try to start the *ADMIN instance of HTTP, it does nothing. No message telling me HTTP server starting, nothing in my joblog telling me

Job XXXXX/QTMHHTTP/ADMIN submitted to job queue QZHBHTTP, nothing in the joblogs, qsysopr or qezdebug. This one has me stumped. I loaded the latest CUM right after the first of the year. Does anyone have any ideas?

Thanks, Jon

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