Re: browsing to gnatsweb

[Timothy Buck]

On Jun 27, 2006, at 7:22 AM, Adam Weremczuk wrote:

> Environment: Gnatsweb 4.0, gnats 4.1, gnatsuser (all in self- 
> installing packages) run on Debian 3.1r2
>
> I've just install it and when I try to browse to:
>
> http://gnatsweb-server-IP:1529
>
> I got the following in my browser:
>
> 200 localhost.localdomain GNATS server 4.1.0 ready. 600  
> Unrecognized command.

You don't normally browse to port 1529 directly (that's the GNATS  
daemon port). You
browse to gnatsweb.cgi (which must be installed in a normal cgi-bin  
directory on your
web server), usually running on the standard HTTP port 80. Gnatsweb  
then in turn
talks to the GNATS daemon.

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