RE: {bb} 1.9e client/server on the same host

["Olga Khazanov" <olga@wellogic.com>]

I installed BB 1.9e on my Linux redhat box. As I understood, in this last
(as well as in 19.d) version, the server and the client are installed in
different directories on the same machine. I installed the server into
/usr/local/bb. This is BBHOME. The client is in /usr/local/bbc . I added the
directives for the simple TCP protocols, I have them displayed on my display
at http://bb.mydomain.com/bb . I added those directives into bb-host file
and specified in BBNETSVCS line.
 
The problem is the local tests that I cannot get to display. Maybe I didn't
do smth that I was supposed to do so that the server sees the client? When I
start the server, there are 2 instances of it running. So, both the client
and the server are running? I looked through the scripts and maybe I'm
wrong, but it looks like the script checks if the BBLOCAL var (I think it's
the var name, the one that is set to true if the host is running a client,
FALSE if it's a server) is set to TRUE and then it starts the local scripts.
But it never gets to TRUE, it's always FALSE (I forwarded the echo output to
BBOUT to make sure). I need to display the local tests, i.e. cpu, disk,
proc, msgs. How do I do that? Is there smth I'm missing?
 
The BBUSER is 'bb' for both client and server, permissions are bb:bb for
all. Apache is apache:apache also.
 
Please, let me know how to display these local tests, I think I did
everything I could here, but looking online for help - all those forums are
full of arguing engineers who advice tons of different things, and then you
read "don't do that, it's wrong", so I'm a bit lost :)

Thank you!
Olga.
-----Original Message-----
From: owner-bb@bb4.com [mailto:owner-bb@bb4.com] On Behalf Of Kimberly
McKinnis
Sent: Wednesday, September 29, 2004 2:38 PM
To: bb@bb4.com
Subject: RE: {bb} 1.9e client/server on hte same host

Yeah. Isn't that the latest version? That's what I'm running. You have
to untar the server and client files into different directories, i.e.
/usr/local/bb/bb for server and /usr/local/bb/bbc for client. What kind
of problem are you having getting them both to run?

~Kim

-----Original Message-----
From: owner-bb@bb4.com [mailto:owner-bb@bb4.com] On Behalf Of Olga
Khazanov
Sent: Wednesday, September 29, 2004 11:28 AM
To: bb@bb4.com
Subject: {bb} 1.9e client/server on hte same host

Has anyone got ever BOTH the client and server work on the SAME machine
in
1.9e version?

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