I keep getting a "premature end of script headers" error along with a "Exec Permission denied: exec of 'srv/www/cgi-bin/chris' failed" Any suggestions to this? The script I have worked when linked from another html page but this error just keeps coming up
Thanks for any suggestions
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My email, my password and everyting is correct. All of my Odoo projects have the same outgoing mail server, but in this one, I don't know what is the cause of this error. Please see the link for the image:
https://snipboard.io/7p8On1.jpg
The error always says:
"Connection Test Failed! Here is what we got instead: -3 Temporary failure in name resolution"
I've already tried a lot of solutions including the Step 2 Verification and some online articles tutorial on ubuntu terminal to solve the problem but still I got an error. Please help me how to solve this?
I'm getting this error while restore account from whm
(The “Account” restore module failed because of an error: Failed to create the account: Hook denied creation of account: Ok Account Creation Denied by WHMreseller)
I have tried many things it does not work even Whmreseller also does provide how to resolve instructions.
I would appreciate your solution for this issue.
Thanks in advance
if you are the owner(root)
it seems like you made a mistake Package
don't set Blank value; instead, enter unlimited or any which ask WHMreseller.
I have stood up a WebLogic server. I'm trying to create a basic domain so I can access the admin console.
I run wlst.sh, and I run the following:
execfile('/opt/oracle/products/Middleware/wlserver/common/templates/scripts/wlst/basicWLSDomain.py')
This errors out with the following:
Error: writeDomain() failed. Do dumpStack() to see details.
Exiting WebLogic Scripting Tool.
Looking at the basicWLSDomain.py file, I see the call writeDomain() is as follows:
writeDomain('/opt/oracle/products/Middleware/user_projects/domains/basicWLSDomain')
But WLST exits before I can run dumpStack(), so I'm unable to grab the stack trace to see exactly what is happening.
Is there any trick to this?
Thanks in advance!
EDIT: It's worth noting that the user_projects directory didn't exist. I originally thought that was the problem with writeDomain(), but I created this directory and the domains sub directory but it still failed.
I was able to find a resolution to this.
First off, to prevent WLST from exiting, I had to comment out the last line of basicWLSDomain.py on the exit() call. Then WSLT didn't exit after the script completed.
Running dumpStack() showed that the password wasn't set for the weblogic user.
In the Define the user password for weblogic. section, adding the line cmo.setPassword('...') resolved this.
My code is
c = Net::SSH.start("192.168.x.x", "admin", :password=>"xyz")
puts c.exec "sh run"
c.close
Executing this I get "Error getting tty, exiting". What is the issue here, please help me.
Thanks,
Jade
This is happening because admin user on remote host doesn't have shell associated with it, so when you login ssh is getting that error while running the command.
Login to the remote machine and set a valid shell for the admin user or use a different user who has valid shell associated with it.
Also its good practice to specify the full path of the binary that you need to invoke, so instead of 'sh' its better to us '/bin/sh'.
Problem: Every time I try execute the following code:
master..xp_cmdshell 'whoami.exe'
I get the following error:
A transport-level error has occurred when receiving results from the server. (provider: TCP Provider, error: 0 - The semaphore timeout period has expired.)
I have tried every possible solution that I can find out there. I don't think it is a permissions issue as I had permissions issues on a different server and followed the exact same way to fix them on that server on this one to no avail.
Any help or ideas on what is causing this error would be greatly appreciated.
I solved my own issue and am posting it here for others to see in the future. If I add a period before "master," it executes properly as in
.master..xp_cmdshell 'whoami.exe'