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Hello Monks

I'm attempting to deploy pastebot. The IRC bot comes up and runs without issue, but I'm getting the dreaded 500 error when attempting to connect to the webserver.

if I omit the "optional" iname parameter, I get the error Use of uninitialized value $iname in pattern match (m//) at /usr/local/lib64/perl5/Bot/Pastebot/Server/Http.pm line 476. otherwise, I don't get any errors on the console when attempting to connect to the web server.

I can see that the pastebot program is listening on port 6000 (as I've configured):

# netstat -tulpn | grep 6000
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:6000          0.0.0.0:*                   
+LISTEN      6347/perl
# ps aux | grep 6347
pastebot  6347  0.2  0.8 189552 34416 pts/0    S+   11:16   0:00 /usr/
+bin/perl /usr/local/bin/pastebot
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This is the config I'm currently using, (the netstat clip above was taken with iface not specified), how can I get the actual error that is being produced by the webserver? It seems like pastebot doesn't generate any logging messages for the webserver side of things.

Thanks for the assistance

web_server
    irc         MyIRC
    ifname      y0319t981
    name        MyPasteNet
    iface       10.11.12.13
    iname       http://myserver:6000
    port        6000
    static      /export/home/pastebot/static
    template    Bot::Pastebot::TextTemplate

irc
    name        MyIRC
    away        saving humanity from evil paste
    ccinfo      ACTION VERSION CLIENTINFO USERINFO
    cuinfo      owned and operated by three18ti <three18ti@email.com)
    cver        pastebot 1.0 <http://thirdlobe.com/projects/pastebot/>
    iname       http://myserver:6000
    server      irc.myirc.net 6667
    channel     \#pastebot
    quit        how will you live without me?
    uname       pastebot

administrivia
    name        administrivia
    pidfile     /var/run/pastebot.pid

pastes
    check   864000
    count   0
    expire  8640000
    name    pasty
    store   /export/home/pastebot/store
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