Jasson, vresever, MAC -- FIXED

[Jason Moehlman]

Hi Thorsten,

I appreciate your suggestions, and I will try an external drive  
install to see how that works out.

As I have said before, I am sure it is something on my machine, but I  
would prefer to fix it, and not just have to re-install OS X every  
time I get stuck.  I just don't have as much experience with some  
aspects of Mac installation issues as I need, so it is a research/ 
learning process.

Thank you for your input.  I will follow up when I find something  
useful.

Jason

On Aug 3, 2008, at 11:18 AM, Thorsten Hohage wrote:

> Hi,
>
> On 2008-08-03, at 16:06, Jason Moehlman wrote:
>> Second installation does not change, same error, VServer still not
>> running on it's own.  Still able to run manually from command line.
>
>
> after reading through all of your / Ruslan mails I would suggest some
> points (may be Ruslan already suggested and I only missed reading his
> mail)
>
> So
>
> * it would be very, very good to check rights carefully! I changed
> e.g. the rights of the Databases directory and after this I got
> several issues with vServer due to VServer becomes trouble with
> accessing the master DB
>
> * same apply for the master.vdb file, the .ini file and some other
> locations and files! Keep in mind, that you're not the user who's
> starting the process on launch, so really check carefully
>
> * from time to time in older versions (!!!!) I've got the strangest
> issues and they all gone after deleting (copying away!!!!!!!) the
> master.vdb of the old version and let Valentina create a new one -
> this should of course a test to see if this is really related to you
> issues!
>
> * Make a complete clearance of your machine, really, really clean.
> Remove all Valentina stuff, Preferences, receipts anything - don't
> forget e.g. installations of Vserver embedded, vStudio ... really
> anything!
>
> Check the rights of your machine!
>
> Do a complete clean install! Then step by step copy back you databases
> and install step by step all other needed Valentina Software,
> Developer Plug Ins
>
> * If the last point sounds to be to much work, took an external HD, do
> a clean install of Mac OS X (suggest: do an archive copy for the next
> time you need a clean OS X), install Valentina and see what happens,
> but I would suggest the way described above - really clean install on
> your system.
>
>
> Perhaps a list of used - non-standard software would be helpful, too?
> Several other DBs installed in your system? Network toos, system
> hacks, ... anything a well-behaved developer would perhaps not have on
> his machine. Are you checked network logs? Perhaps the ports are used
> by another process at startup? ... Sandbox in your external
> Firewall? ...
>
> HTH
>
> regards,
>
> Thorsten Hohage
> -- 
>
> Valentina Technology Evangelist
> generic objects  GmbH - Leiter Solution Center Nord
>
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