SV: [webmin-l] Bug in the "update modules on schedule" feature

[Joakim S. <jo...@as...>]

I been away so sorry for late reply...

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> [mailto:web...@li...] F=F6r Jamie Cameron
> Skickat: den 22 juli 2003 13:05
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> =C4mne: Re: [webmin-l] Bug in the "update modules on schedule" feature
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> Is any more detail displayed about the 500 error in your=20
> browser or in /var/webmin/miniserv.error ? This should show=20
> the underlying cause of the problem, such as the line of code=20
> that it is occurring at.
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This is the latest logged lines of error in /var/webmin/miniserv.error,
issued about the time I experienced it. I do need to re-create the =
situation
again though to take a proper look to see if they are re-issued and for
other possible error information in browser. I think that can be done by
setting the module back to origine and let auto update take place over
night. First hint though make me think that the proper https: prefix not =
is
setup properly when autoupdate or a path created falsely. If the error =
line
below is correct it's created from a click on the link setup in webmin, =
but
I will rerun the situation to make sure I have the proper info and not
manually update until we have tracked the cause.

[22/Jul/2003:03:38:06 +0000] [62.44.11.56] Bad Request : This web server =
is
running in SSL mode. Try the URL <a href=3D'https://merc.a
strocalc.net:10000/'>https://merc.astrocalc.net:10000/</a> instead.<br>
[22/Jul/2003:03:38:36 +0000] [62.44.11.56] /file/ : Missing Content-Type
Header : Failed to exec /usr/libexec/webmin/file/index.cgi=20
: No such file or directory

> Some browsers (like IE) don't show full error messages by=20
> default unless the 'show friendly server responses' option is=20
> turned off.

I did access from IE6 but will check what comes up in Konq from Linux as
well.

Joakim
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>  - Jamie
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> On Tue, 2003-07-22 at 13:58, Joakim Schramm wrote:
> > I have the "Update modules on schedule" set, but every time=20
> and update=20
> > takes place something goes wrong and the module generate a=20
> 500 error=20
> > on access. If I revert back to initial version and update=20
> the module=20
> > manually with "Update modules now" all is ok. Seam to be a bug=20
> > somewere here, possibly only on the kind of system I run.
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> > I'm running the 1.100 version on a up to date Gentoo=20
> system, installed=20
> > from the officiall Gentoo ebuild. Now last time it was the "file"=20
> > module, before same happen with mysql module and possibly there are=20
> > other I havn't used yet
> > - have to check that.
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> > /Joakim
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