Re: {bb} two big brother problems

[Richard Beals <rgb@columbus.rr.com>]

On Tue, Nov 14, 2006 at 12:43:33PM -0500, Matt Singerman wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> First off, I apologize for posting this, because I know that this is an 
> incredibly common error, but I cannot seem to find the bug.
> 
> I installed the big brother client on a Fedora machine.  I set 
> everything up on the server, and edited both bb-hosts files to make sure 
> they matched.  However, when I run it, I get the following error:
> 
> Filesystem of /home/bigbro/bbc/tmp is FULL

Is one of the higher-level directories non-executable for bb?
That is, as uid bb, can you change into the directory an create a file?
That's the usual problem.

> 
> I double-checked the locations of tools, whether user bigbro could write 
> to the tmp directory, and so on, and everything seems fine.  I ran 
> bbconfig to set it up.  Does anyone have any other ideas what else it 
> could be?
> 
> The second problem is with monitoring specific strings.  Basically, we 
> have some databases that we check to make sure are up and running by 
> having BB see if the path for a database-generated page exists.  In the 
> bb-hosts file, the line is this:
> 
> 141.161.111.203 AutomatedBibsAbstinEd # 
> strg;http://www.mchlibrary.info/database
> s/action.lasso?-database=Biblio&-layout=Web&-response=automated_search_results.l
> asso&-MaxRecords=all&-DoScript=auto_search_abstined&-search;Interchange
> 
> (that is all on one line)
> 
> Now, with our old big brother server, it would bring up conn, larrd and 
> strg info.  However, with the new one, using the same bb-hosts file, it 
> only brings up conn, which doesn't work.  Any ideas as to why it isn't 
> bringing up the other info?

Check the HTML enabled tag?

-- 
Richard Beals
Confuser of Software
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