Le jeudi 29 octobre 2015 à 10:10 +0000, Chris Lamb a écrit : > > - made its rights 777 > > Why?
Because I did not know the purpose, so at least I was sure that everybody could use the file. > > - restarted the redis with "bash -x" > > Why? You are using systemd - use the system service restart > mechanism. Because I thought you would like to compare. > Oh, you will probably need to poke systemd into re-reading its > configuration files too so it recognises this file exists. Indeed, it needs to be reloaded. So finally, here is what I did: - created the file (letting the normal rights) - used "# systemctl daemon-reload" - rebooted (maybe I could also have used "# systemd-tmpfiles", but I do not understand it enough) It works, and the .pid and .socket files can now be written in the right place: # ls -ld /var/run/redis/ drwxrwsr-x 2 redis redis 40 oct. 29 11:36 /var/run/redis/ Regards, Yvan
