[CLUE-Tech] SWAT?

[Michael Robbert]

The problem most likely isn't in mozilla. SWAT isn't actually run by mozilla.
SWAT acts like a specialized web server that is listening on port 901 and 
mozilla is just used to load the web pages that display the configuration
tools and info for Samba. The error you're getting doesn't indicate this, but
I'd first check to make sure that the SWAT server process is running.
Do a "netstat -ltp" and look for a line with either 901 or swat.
I forget, does SWAT come in an RPM from RedHat or did you get a 3rd party RPM
or did you have to compile and configure on your own.

Mike Robbert
* R. Savage <71OEsAV71 at estreet.com> [01/28/04 08:57]:
> Have been trying to set up SAMBA on a mixed RedHat 9/WIN95 network. One 
> of the recommended tools in doing so is the SAMBA Web Admin Tool, or SWAT.
> 
> SWAT is started from Mozilla, addressed to port 901 on localhost, i.e., 
> http://127.0.0.1:901. But Mozilla just tells me there is "no data in the 
> file". The file (/usr/bin/swat) is an executable 965 K binary program.
> 
> Have I failed to set some option or tool in Mozilla that enables 
> execution of a binary program? Anyone else had this problem?
> 
> Dick Savage
> Franktown
> 
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