membase web config not working
Hi all,
I am new to membase, and trying to set it up on OSX. First of all, I was able to successfully compile everything by using this page: http://wiki.membase.org/display/membase/Building+on+OSX+from+source
I am also able to run ns_server/start.sh, with the output available at: http://pastebin.com/5tvGGKr5
Unfortunately, when I point my browser to http://localhost:8091, I get a page that looks like: http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~sltu/webconsole.png
I do not see any options for setup. I'm also not able to do anything via telnet:
stephentu@stephentuMBP15:~$ telnet localhost 11211 Trying ::1... Connected to localhost. Escape character is '^]'. Connection closed by foreign host.
Am I missing something here? Is there a way to do the setup via the CLI? Sorry for the n00bness here.
Steve, thanks for reaching out, sorry you're having issues. What version of source are you building against?
Also, I believe I've seen this issue before and it was caused by a lack of 'sprockets'. Can you confirm that you were able to successfully run 'gem install sockets'? If not, please run it again, clean and re-make the source.
There is a way to setup the server via the CLI: http://wiki.membase.org/display/membase/Membase+Command-line+Interface, but I suspect you're having larger issues that we need to resolve before the server is fully functional for you.
Let me know if that helps or we can dig deeper into it.
Perry
Perry,
Thanks for the prompt reply, I appreciate the helpful support. I managed to figure out the problem. This one's my fault- when I did make initially I forgot to install all the dependencies, so the make process error'd half way through, at which point I went in and installed the dependencies and ran make again. Unfortunately, this does not have the same effect as starting from scratch w/ all the dependencies, and thus resulted in the problem I had.
A simple make clean and then make did the trick. Apologies for not trying this before creating noise on the forums. Now that this is sorted out, I'm looking forward to playing around with membase!
If it helps, an output from uname: