>> > no log file is created (and the instructions refer to =
>> > etc/init.d/fossscheduler >> > - shouldn't it be etc/init.d/fossology)? >> >> oops that's a bug, I will fix. >I couldn't find this. We do refer to directly running the scheduler like > "/usr/lib/fossology/fossology-scheduler -t" > but that is correct. All other references to the init script look correct. <http://www.fossology.org/troubleshooting> www.fossology.org/troubleshooting contains the following instructions (in relation to logging): --------------- You can enable scheduler logging by creating a file "/etc/default/fossscheduler". The contents should specify a log file: SCHEDULEROPT="-d -L /tmp/fossscheduler.log" Then restart the scheduler: sudo /etc/init.d/fossscheduler stop Use "ps -ef | grep scheduler" and "sudo kill -9 <pid>" to ensure that the scheduler stopped. sudo /etc/init.d/fossscheduler start tail -f /tmp/fossscheduler.log ----------------- The references to /etc/init.d/fossscheduler did not work with 0.9.0, nor with 1.0.0 (where the logging instructions were no longer necessary). Another note: I also run into an issue, where a zip-file contained another zip and the latter (the zip file within the zip file) did not get unpacked. I didn't do any experimenting yet, but will retry it with another installation soon. (This might be the correct process anyhow.) Rgds, Martin
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