If you encounter errors with your WRE installation, here are some techniques to try when troubleshooting:
Setup Fails Due To MySQL
Setup failed saying it couldn't connect to mysql through
/something/mysql.sock. This means that for some reason MySQL failed to
start. See MySQL Fails To Start for more information. One of the most
common causes of this during the setup is that you forgot to create a
mysql user in your os.
MySQL Fails To Start
Check out the MySQL log to find out why. It can be found in /data/wre/var/mysqldata/*.err
Mod Perl Fails To Start
Check out the Mod Perl log to find out why. It can be found in /data/wre/var/logs/modperl.error.log. See also troubleshooting modperl.error.log
Mod Proxy Fails To Start
Check out the Mod Proxy log to find out why. It can be found in /data/wre/var/logs/modproxy.error.log. See also troubleshooting modproxy.error.log
Spectre Fails To Start
It
could be that the upgrade didn't create the spectre config file in
/data/WebGUI/etc. If not, you can create it yourself based upon
spectre.conf.original that is found in the same folder.
Why can I only get to the stats page?
You probably haven't set up your DNS for your web stats, and whatever
new sites you've set up. Therefore, Apache is showing you the first
site in its list, which is your stats.
Why do I get a bad gateway error?
This is usually caused by one of two things. Either, modproxy cannot
resolve the hostname in order to get to the modperl site (check your
DNS), or modperl is not started. Look in your process list to see if
it's running. To start modperl do the following:
cd /data/wre/sbin
./wreservice.pl startmodperl
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