Re: HTTP Server Issue

It is my opinion from similar issues as well as the use of DSLO media for upgrades that somewhere in the upgrade process or the RSTLICPGM process running under the covers that authority is getting dropped. One of the three programs I listed earlier in this thread will correct the problem fir the *ADMIN server and base stuff but I'm not sure about user sites. I understand they are looking in to this issue as it has been brought up in their monthly 'issues' meetings.

- Larry "DrFranken" Bolhuis

On 12/30/2010 7:25 PM, Jim Franz wrote:

Just a note to add on http issues - i just did a upgrade from v5r4 (w/latest
cume and groups) to v6r1(then cume& groups), then a save/restore to a new
Power 720.
Somewhere in all that, the only issue we had was the authority for qtmhhttp
and qtmhhtp1 in several directories was different or missing. IBM had me
re-establish the authorities for a cgi site, but never found what happened.
jim franz
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I've had to run them before at IBM's request and I believe they reset the
authority on the objects need for the server. If memory serves me this
happened after a ptf package install. It fixed it.


In a message dated 12/30/2010 5:53:56 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
John.Stirling@xxxxxxxxxxxx writes:

Thanks for the replies received so far.

I have found an error log entry in /qibm/UserData/HTTPA/admin/logs that
states:
[client 192.168.30.5] ZSRV_MSG0362: Client denied by server
configuration:
/QIBM/ProdData/HTTP/Protect/OS400/Macro/qyunmain.ndm

I'm now trying to work out where in the configuration file this might be
coming from and why it's causing the issue now.

Dr Franken: you advised to run some programs. Is there anywhere a brief
description of what these programs do? Would like to have some knowledge
of
what I'm about to do (just being cautious).

John Stirling
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