Re: [Pagekit-users] Error using virtual hosts (Expected token not present)

[<el...@us...>]

Hi Shimon,

Good to know someone else has used the same kind of configuration.  I have 
not found the root cause, but I have solved my problem for now.

After copying my pagekit-directories back and forth trying different 
vhost-configurations I finally realised it had something to do with the 
name of the vhost!!

I now have a number of vhosts running pagekit, but using the name
mon.mydomain.net is failing! :-]  I have tripple-checked my /etc/hosts...

xmllint was a nice tip. (my profession is in ASIC-design, I guess there 
are some similarities to our HDL-lint tools.) Also found out it is not 
that complicated to run an interactive perl-debugger in combination with 
mod_perl, havent tried it yet though.


Thanks!

/Carl

On Sun, 13 Nov 2005, Shimon Rura wrote:

> Date: Sun, 13 Nov 2005 14:12:51 -0500
> From: Shimon Rura <sh...@ru...>
> To: "el...@us..." <el...@us...>
> Cc: pagekit-users <pag...@li...>
> Subject: Re: [Pagekit-users] Error using virtual hosts (Expected token not
>     present)
> 
> Hi Carl,
>
> I have used this configuration several times, on Apache 1.3 and 2, and
> haven't had any difficulties.
>
> The error message you're getting sounds like a parse error. Could it be that
> your second host's Config.xml file is invalid? If you're unsure, try running
> it through a checker like xmllint. You can also check the syntactic validity
> of your perl files using "perl -c Foo.pm <http://Foo.pm>".
>
> If that's not it, you could try placing "print STDERR" messages in various
> places in the pagekit initialization (->startup) code and see how far it
> gets. I would guess that message is coming from a module that pagekit uses,
> rather than pagekit itself, but you might have to do some sleuthing to find
> out exactly where.
>
> Good luck!
>
> shimon.
>
> On 11/12/05, el...@us... <el...@us...>
> wrote:
>>
>>
>> Hi!
>>
>> I've just set up two virtual hosts running PageKit.
>>
>> (mydomain.net <http://mydomain.net> & mon.mydomain.net<http://mon.mydomain.net>
>> )
>>
>> The pagekit files for the first (default) one are in www/pagekit, and for
>> the second one in www/mon/pagekit
>>
>>
>>
>> www/pagekit/
>> +---------+ Config/
>> +---------- -
>> | Content/
>> +---------- -
>> | Model/
>> +---------+ MyPageKit/
>> | +----------
>> | : Common.pm <http://Common.pm>
>> | : ModelDef.pm
>> | View/
>> +---------- -
>> | contrib/
>> +---------- -
>>
>>
>> www/mon/
>> +---------+ pagekit/
>> +---------+ Config/
>> +---------- -
>> | Content/
>> +---------- -
>> | Model/
>> +---------+ MyPageKit2/
>> | +----------
>> | : Common.pm <http://Common.pm>
>> | : ModelMon.pm
>> | View/
>> +---------- -
>> | contrib/
>> +---------- -
>>
>>
>> I added some debug info and it seems as if both ModelDef and ModelMon, and
>> the two "Common" modules are initialized with correct root-directories:
>>
>> pkit_root: .../www/pagekit
>> pkit_root: .../www/mon/pagekit
>>
>> The default server works fine, but when I try the second one (mon) I get a
>> 500 - Internal Server Error:
>>
>> [Sun Nov 13 01:22:46 2005] [error] [client 192.168.0.2<http://192.168.0.2>]
>> Expected token not present
>> [Sun Nov 13 01:22:47 2005] [error] [client 192.168.0.2<http://192.168.0.2>]
>> Expected token not present
>>
>>
>> ...and PageKit dies in sub _fatal_error
>>
>>
>> Is this setup supposed to work? Can the uri_prefix setting be involved?
>> Any ideas where I can find out more about the token message? (I am using
>> Apache2)
>>
>> /Carl
>>
>>
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