Runtime Error When Trying to Start the First Time

[hyounker]

Bear with me here, I'm a complete novice.

First of all, after what I believe to be an install (running setup.exe and completing everything per the readme.txt) I don't have any way to start the application, other than the icon in the PacsOne folder. Is this normal or any indication of things gone bad?

Then, when double clicking on the PacsOne.exe icon in the PacsOne folder, I get the following error:

Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library
Runtime Error!
Program C:\Program Files\PacsOne\PacsOne.exe

This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way. Please contact the applications support team for more information.

I have not installed anything past MySQL and PacsOne because the documentation implies that anything else is just a requirement for Web Server applications.

Any help?

Windows XP Pro/Pentium III 800Mhz/133 FSB

hyounker

[pacsone]

You should not run PacsOne.exe directly by double-clicking on the file itself. PacsOne Server is installed as a Windows Service or Linux daemon process, so you should start/stop it from the Windows Service Manager (ControlPanel->Administrative Tools->Service) or the Linux /etc/rc.d/pacsone startup/shutdown script.

When the installer for PacsOne Server completes, it will start PacsOne Server automatically. You can verify if PacsOne Server is running or not by checking the process list from the Windows Task Manager (CTL-ALT-DLT, Task Manager->Process List) or run ps -ef|grep PacsOne under Linux platforms.

[hyounker]

I see PACSOne as "started" and "automatic" in Administrative Tools, and as a running process in the Task Manager.

Now what? How do I start the interface? How do I start to work with PACSOne? Did I miss something in the readme.txt?

hyounker

[pacsone]

To interact with PacsOne Server, you need to login to the PacsOne web user interface:

http://{hostname}/pacsone/pacsone.php

Please read the PacsOne Server User's Guide for details about what PacsOne Server is and how it works, as it's a web-based server application instead of a GUI-based desktop application.