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| dklewe Replies: 23 Views: 93175 |
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| Can the interface be configured to set the logged in user into the "From" field? | |
| dklewe Replies: 23 Views: 93175 |
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| But I'm still not getting the deliveries. | |
| dklewe Replies: 23 Views: 93175 |
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| Yes, I watched it there too. It says:
Working on message: tmp5.msg Message accepted. Recipient: klewe_dave from: davek Completed working on message: tmp5.msg |
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| dklewe Replies: 23 Views: 93175 |
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| When I just send a page from the web GUI, I saw a tmp5.new file show up in the scripts folder then disappear. | |
| dklewe Replies: 23 Views: 93175 |
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| tmp1.new
tmp2.new unique.ndx webgate.exe webgate.usr GetWeb is green in the monitor. |
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| dklewe Replies: 23 Views: 93175 |
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| After adding IUSR to the scripts folder, the process completes. I get the webpage that says "message accepted", but I don't receive the page or email that should go out for the recipients. These recipients do work as expected from the thick client. | |
| dklewe Replies: 23 Views: 93175 |
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| When I click send from the web GUI, the server does launch webgate.exe, I can see it pop up in the task manager. At that point webgate.exe quickly ramps to 100% CPU and stays there until I end the task. I've let this go for up to 10 minutes with no change. Meanwhile the browser sits waiting on the server until the task is ended. | |
| dklewe Replies: 23 Views: 93175 |
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| Yes, all the above appear to be in order. I configured each of these settings as part of the installation procedure for Server 2012. | |
| dklewe Replies: 23 Views: 93175 |
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| GetWeb settings:
Web Pages Path: c:\inetpub\wwwroot\ CGI Data Path: c:\inetpub\scripts\ CGI URL: http://<ServerName>/scripts/webgate.exe Using IIS on the same server. |
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| dklewe Replies: 23 Views: 93175 |
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| It's the same machine, with the same login. Same result when I try from a remote workstation or directly on the server, all with the same admin login. | |
| dklewe Replies: 5 Views: 32494 |
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| Is OzCom's method still the best way to send messages to multiple carriers for an individual person in version 7? It would be convenient to be able to specify multiple carriers for a single recipient. | |
| dklewe Replies: 23 Views: 93175 |
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| Per the instructions, I added the Domain Users group to the "scripts" directory and changed the permissions to modify. Read and execute are also checked.
As a test, I can type the network path to the file from another PC and launch the exe to a shell. For example, \\<server>\c$\intetpub\scripts\webgate.exe This executes the file in a shell. |
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| dklewe Replies: 23 Views: 93175 |
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| I am trying to setup the web interface for PageGate. I have followed the instructions in the support section. The client page loads when I use the URL, server followed by the group name. http://<SERVER>/pgweb
When I select the recipient, enter some text, and click send, the browser tab says waiting for <server>. If I look in the task manager, an instance of webgate32 is started and runs at 100% indefinitely. The page is not sent. The same recipient does work from the thick client. |
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