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| ok, I'm not sure if this is what fixed the issue but I had originally had my scripts folder mapped as drive Z: on my pagegate server. I decided to try using the UNC path instead and as soon as I changed it, BAM the pages started going through! I had tried UNC before and it wasn't working, but that was before I made a few permission changes so I'm willing to bet it was probably a small permissions issue somewhere. Thanks for all the help and we will most likely be purchasing this software very soon! | |
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| I don't need to have GetMail enabled at all do I? I noticed that in one of the user manuals it mentioned the GetMail module polling the scripts directory. But I figured this to be a typo and that it really meant GetWeb. | |
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| On my webserver, I am hosting multiple websites. I don't have my sites in the C:\Inetpub\wwwroot folder. I have them in C:\www. This directory is shared and the user that I log onto my pagegate server with has full access to it (both share and NTFS permissions). Also, the actual website folder itself within C:\www is also shared and the pagegate server user again has full access to it, and also to the scripts folder where the webgate.exe resides. I keep thinking there is something so small and minute that I am missing here that once I find out what it is, it will start working. | |
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| All of the PageGate Service Accounts that are running (Server, Scheduler, Connector 1, and GetWeb) are all set to use a user that I created specifically for this. The user has full access to the entire webserver, which would include the Scripts directory where the webgate.exe resides and the tempxx.msg files are dumped after submitting a page from the web page. According to everything that I've been told and have read, this should be working, but for some reason, Pagegate is not doing anything with those files once they are written to my scripts directory. | |
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| Correct me if I'm wrong, but all the webgate.exe does is process the form data and create the tempxx.msg files right? And getting the files back to pagegate is done by GetWeb running on my PageGate server, correct? Was just curious because as of right now there is an ACL on my router that only allows the Pagegate server to access the webserver, but not the other way around. So if the webserver needs to actually do any sending, it will not be able to reach the Pagegate Server. | |
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| Already tried that. It's still not working. | |
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| I am having the exact same issue but I can't see a reason why it's not working for me. I am running PageGate on a Win2k03 Server named "Pagegate" and have IIS installed on my webserver, which is a different machine. Within the root of my website, I have a subfolder called "Paging" where all of the PageGate web pages are located and within that folder is a "Scripts" folder with all of the proper permissions (and it's also shared on the network so that the "Pagegate" machine can access it). I've read all of the documentation, and done a lot of searching through this forum and I can't find a solution. I am able to create new pages from my browser, and each time I submit one, the cgi script creates a tmpxx.msg file inside my "Scripts" folder, but when I check the pagegate logs, it never sees these files. I have all of my services running under a user with the proper privileges, and all of my IIS settings appear to be correct. Is there something that I'm missing? I don't think putting the webgate.exe file in the C:\inetpub\scripts folder is going to help since the folder I already have has all of the proper permissions and I am still unable to get this to work. Any help would be appreciated. | |
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| So far I have the adaptor configurastion hooked up. We will be firing the server up tomorrow for the first time. Wish me luck | |
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| Below is the configuration for Zetron. I just need to know how pagegate utilizes the 9 pin serial connection so I can go from 9 pin (pagegate) to the 25 pins for Zetron. Basically a 9 pin to 25 pin cable is what I need to make. Any thoughts? Thank you for your help
Purpose Pins Chassis Ground 1 Transmit Data (TD) 2 Receive Data (RD) 3 Request to Send (RTS) 4 Clear to Send (CTS) 5 Data Set Ready (DSR) 6 Signal Ground 7 Carrier Detect (CD) 8 Data Terminal Ready (DTR) 20 Ring Indicator (RI) 22 |
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| Zetron accepts a 25 pin cable and uses pins 2, 3 and 6 I need to figure out which ones on the db9 cable are used in this fashion. | |
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| Does anyone have the pinout for using the direct serial connection? I am connecting to the Zetron 2700 I have the Zetron side of the house I need to make a cable to go from pagegate server to the Zetron Terminal. Any help would be much appreciated. I have tried searching for it.
Thank you "The new guy on the Block" |
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