SSH to your box, you are using SSH and not telnet aren't you?
Make sure Chilisoft is running on your box. If its not, do not install this otherwise you will get the dreaded RED indicator.
Execute the following. Just copy and paste these commands to your command line and hit ENTER.
cd /usr/local/apache/htdocs
touch ASPup.asp
pico ASPup.asp
Copy the code below, into this asp file;
ASP Up stats last refreshed on <%= Now() %>.
Cntl-X and save. This is just a little ASP script that will be used to check for the existance of ASP and that it is indeed running on your server. It does nothing otherwise. If you copy it to one of your websites running Chili you will see a display something like this when its run;
ASP Up stats last refreshed on 8/30/2003 6:02:29 PM.
Execute the following. Just copy and paste these commands to your command line and hit ENTER.
cd /etc/chkserv.d
touch chilisoft
pico or vi chilisoft
Copy the following two lines into your file;
#SERVICE = PORT, SEND, RESPONSE, RESTART COMMAND
service[ChiliSoft_ASP]=80,GET /ASPup.asp HTTP/1.0,HTTP/1.1 200 OK.,/usr/local/chili/asp-server-3000/caspctrl
-stopall;/usr/local/chili/asp-server-3000/caspctrl -startall
NOTE: If your version of Chilisoft is installed in /opt/casp then you will need to modify the path above to reflect the proper path. My installed version of Chili is in /usr/local/etc.
Make sure you only have two lines and not 3. These lines should not be broken up.
Save, cntrl-x
Restart Check server
/etc/init.d/chkservd restart
Check the status of Chilisoft. It should be green and display a status of "UP"
Enjoy!