Is there a way to restart the listserve? Like using putty? I'm not able to do anything from within the Listserve admin interface,, I can get the "server administration" drop down menu, but after that, if I try accessing "Listserve Command" or "Server Dashboard", (version 15) it just takes me to the next error message. So I'm pretty sure the listserve needs to be restarted. I'm only a little familiar with putty commands,, but if that will work, and it's spelled out clearly I can give that a try. Ron --- Nathan Brindle <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > Here's what I get when I visit your server: > > >Error during command authentication. > > > >Error - unable to initiate communication with LISTSERV (errno=111). The server is > probably not started. > > Can you exchange email with the server? (Send an email with the single line > "thanks" to [log in to unmask] and see if you get a response.) When I > try this, I don't seem to get a response (at least I haven't yet), which suggests > that LISTSERV indeed isn't running at all. > > If LISTSERV is running, can you telnet to port 2306 of HOME-HARBOR-IN.COM ? (I > can't from here, but that could be due to a firewall blocking me from outside.) > If you can't then it's possible LISTSERV is running but the child process that > handles TCPGUI requests didn't get initialized, in which case you need to stop > LISTSERV, double-check to make sure all 'lsv' processes are stopped, and then > restart LISTSERV. > > It's also possible that someone has added a firewall rule on the local machine > that blocks localhost access to port 2306, in which case that rule would have to > be relaxed to allow WA to talk to LISTSERV. > > Nathan > > At 06:30 PM 4/16/2007 -0700, Ron wrote: > > Hi all, > > > > I'm not sure what's happening, but I'm getting a > > server error message when I try to access my lists. > > > > http://www.home-harbor-inn.com/archives > > > > I stopped and restarted the apache server using > > my server webmin panel, but I'm getting the same > > result on the listserve. The domains and webpages > > are loading fine, the Mysql database is functioning, > > it's just the listserve that's giving me errors. > > > > Does anyone have any advice? I'm not the server > > side tech guy for the domain, and he's not always > > available on short notice. I mainly deal with FTPing > > files, folders and web pages. > > > > Thanks, > > Ron >