Newbies boltmg Posted March 7, 2002 Newbies Posted March 7, 2002 Upon installation of web connector 5.5 on a FMP 5.5 unlimited edition and lasso 5.0 went to http://localhost/fmpro?config to configure the administrator account, like as the documentation says. And a login box pops up. What is the default login if there is one? There was no preset passwords or user login and have tried all the ones that are used in lasso and FMP. This is Queer.. Appreciate any suggestions.
Hammerton Posted March 7, 2002 Posted March 7, 2002 MG - When you install the WSC you were supposed to access a file that sets up an admin account which includes a username and a password. Those bits of info are stored in a file - varies depending on the server you use. You should determine from the wsc documentation what file that is and delete it. Restart the server and a new file will be created. Then open the file that the directions below point you to and set a username and password. Using the Web Server Connector as host 35 Configuring the Web Server Connector Administration Account You must configure an Administration Account the first time you use the Web Server Connector. 1. Open the Web Server Connector. Depending on your web server software, do one of the following: 1 For IIS and PWS: On the web server, choose Start menu > Programs > FileMaker WSC IIS > FileMaker WSC Admin. 1 For NES: On the web server, choose Start menu > Programs > FileMaker WSC NES > FileMaker WSC Admin. 1 For AppleShare IP and WebSTAR: On the web server, launch the file FMWSC Configuration Page, located in the FileMaker WSC folder. 1 For Apache, or to configure the Web Server Connector remotely: Point your browser to the IP address or domain name of your web server using the address http://your IP address or domain name/FMPro?config Use the format 123.456.789.123 or www.yourdomainname.com for your IP address or domain name. Apache FMPro?config is case sensitive, and must be entered exactly as it appears here. Tip If the database is shared from the same computer as the web server software, you may enter localhost as the domain name. 2. Enter a user name and password at the prompt. Use the same user name and password as for administrator-level access to your web server. Note IIS users, enter a user name only. Using the Web Server Connector as host 39 Resetting the administrator account If you forget or lose your Web Server Connector administrator password, you can reset it by deleting the fmwsc.properties file and restarting your web server. This file is recreated the next time the Web Server Connector is launched.
Newbies boltmg Posted March 12, 2002 Author Newbies Posted March 12, 2002 I have tried all the things as suggested, and it still doesnt work. and the new version of the web connector hasnt even put any of the files anywhere...
Will Posted March 13, 2002 Posted March 13, 2002 MG: Instead of http://localhost/fmpro?config try http://your server's IPaddress/localhost/fmpro?config I assume you are using a Windows O/S - if so type in administrator for username and the administrator password for password. For some reason on my Windows boxes I must type in the username and password a second time for it to work - and that my friend, as you say, is queer.
Hammerton Posted March 14, 2002 Posted March 14, 2002 Not trying to be a smart-ass here, just trying to cover the basics. 1. Your web server connector goes on the same box as your server. 2. You install the WSC from the FMWSC CD - not the CD with FMP application, and restart your server. If you can't find the component files for the WSC, I'm stumped. I'm a Mac guy so you'll have to hope a wintel person might have some idea what's wrong with the install. 3. You may not be looking on the right place. Check your web server's log or admin utility to determine if the WSC has been loaded/recognized by your server. 4. The IP that is used to access the WSC configuration page is the IP of the server machine, like so... http://100.100.100.100/fmpro?config 5. I do not know whether the WSC will work if FMP is on the same machine as the server, but if it works it will at least require FMP to use a port other than 80, typically 519. Hope you get it licked.
Keith M. Davie Posted March 14, 2002 Posted March 14, 2002 "...t will at least require FMP to use a port other than 80, typically 519." I think there was a transposition here. The port which is reserved for FileMaker is 591.
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