Re: [AG-TECH] Running VenueServer 24/7

[Derek Piper <dcpiper@indiana.edu>]

	I know what you mean :> .. Seems the documentation finally 'leaks' out :>
	I realized I had a service certificate for the vic and rat stuff but 
also had an older 'identity' certificate that I guess the venueserver 
was picking up. Removing the identity certificate has meant it ran okay 
over night. Thanks everyone for your help. Good to know about the 
profile thing too.

	Derek

Randy Groves wrote:
> Ah!  Another page from the 'Secret Papers'!!
>
> (just kidding ... but it's so much easier than switching the cert around 
> in the venue client, and I can set up the client as a 'real' user now ...)
>
> -randy
>
> At 12:09 PM 11/1/2004, Thomas D. Uram wrote:
>
> > What you want is to request a VenueServer service certificate that you 
> > can use to run your venue server.  The service certificate has no 
> > passphrase, so it is used directly by the venue server (instead of 
> > having to generate a short-lived proxy certificate).
> >
> > When you request the service cert, you can use the certificate manager 
> > to write a service profile.  You can then, after retrieving the 
> > service cert, run your Venue Server like so:
> >
> > VenueServer.py --profile <profileName>
> >
> > Tom
> >
> >
> >
> > Derek Piper wrote:
> >
> > >     Hi,
> > >     I have been running a venue server, hoping to make sure I can 
> > > keep one running reliably. I have found that although it will run 
> > > with no problems during a day, the following day it has disconnected 
> > > all participants and when attempting to join again I get 
> > > 'Authorization failed'. Stopping and starting the VenueServer has 
> > > things working again. Is this due to a globus proxy expiration? If 
> > > so, how do I get around that problem?
> > >     Thanks,
> > >     Derek
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