The OSF Web Services Network couldn't be created. Major Error.

[BIRAJ RATH]

Hi, 

I have been trying to install OSF 3.4 on Ubuntu 14.04 since the last couple of days. It fails while it tries to load the default ontologies. 

PFB the error messages in the log. I think it is being  caused by Virtuosos.

^[[0;36mLoading: file://localhost/data//ontologies/files/aggr.owl

^[[0;36mLoading: file://localhost/data//ontologies/files/aggr.owl

^[^[[0m^[[0;31mCan't get the list of registered web services to create the permissions file://localhost/data//ontologies/files/aggr.owl. Internal Server Error<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>                <error>                  <id>HTTP-500</id>                  <webservice>/ws/auth/lister/</webservice>                  <name>Error</name>                  <description>Can't read the osf.ini configuration files on the server.</description>                  <debugInformation></debugInformation>                  <level>Fatal</level>                </error>

^[^[[0m^[[0;31mCan't get the list of registered web services to create the permissions file://localhost/data//ontologies/files/aggr.owl. Internal Server Error<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>                <error>                  <id>HTTP-500</id>                  <webservice>/ws/auth/lister/</webservice>                  <name>Error</name>                  <description>Can't read the osf.ini configuration files on the server.</description>                  <debugInformation></debugInformation>                  <level>Fatal</level>                </error>

Debug file: /tmp/4e842f3401c6e9dee71a329046da02dc.error

Debug file: /tmp/4e842f3401c6e9dee71a329046da02dc.error

before this in the virtuoso installation step i get the following warning/error

The Virtuoso admin password was not changed. Use the default and change it after this installation process...

Grant the SPARQL_UPDATE role to the SPARQL user...

Couldn't grant the SPARQL_UPDATE role to the SPARQL user automcatilly. Log into Conductor to add that role to that user otherwise the OSF instance won't be operational...

kindly help. 

 

[Frederick Giasson]

Hi,


> I have been trying to install OSF 3.4 on Ubuntu 14.04 since the last
> couple of days. It fails while it tries to load the default ontologies.
>
> PFB the error messages in the log. I think it is being caused by
> Virtuosos.
>
>
> ^[[0;36mLoading: file://localhost/data//ontologies/files/aggr.owl
> ^[[0;36mLoading: file://localhost/data//ontologies/files/aggr.owl
> ^[^[[0m^[[0;31mCan't get the list of registered web services to create
> the permissions file://localhost/data//ontologies/files/aggr.owl.
> Internal Server Error<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>          
> <error> <id>HTTP-500</id> <webservice>/ws/auth/lister/</webservice>  
>       <name>Error</name> <description>Can't read the osf.ini
> configuration files on the server.</description>
> <debugInformation></debugInformation>     <level>Fatal</level> </error>
> ^[^[[0m^[[0;31mCan't get the list of registered web services to create
> the permissions file://localhost/data//ontologies/files/aggr.owl.
> Internal Server Error<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>          
> <error> <id>HTTP-500</id> <webservice>/ws/auth/lister/</webservice>  
>       <name>Error</name> <description>Can't read the osf.ini
> configuration files on the server.</description>
> <debugInformation></debugInformation>     <level>Fatal</level> </error>
> Debug file: /tmp/4e842f3401c6e9dee71a329046da02dc.error
> Debug file: /tmp/4e842f3401c6e9dee71a329046da02dc.error

Looks like you have an issue with your installation (indeed). For some
reason the osf.ini file was not created or can't be read by the
installation process.

> before this in the virtuoso installation step i get the following
> warning/error
>
> The Virtuoso admin password was not changed. Use the default and
> change it after this installation process...
>
> Grant the SPARQL_UPDATE role to the SPARQL user...
>
>
> Couldn't grant the SPARQL_UPDATE role to the SPARQL user automcatilly.
> Log into Conductor to add that role to that user otherwise the OSF
> instance won't be operational...

Yeah, it may be caused by other errors that appeared before that point.

I am not sure what to say except looking at the first reported errors in
the installation log and/or to retry with a vanilla server to see how it
goes.


Thanks,


Fred