Killing GNUMP3d Rebooting the entire server is a bit excessive. I tend to kill the gnump3d pid or use the command: killall gnump3d and then restart gnump3d.
Starting GNUMP3d I run two different gnump3d processes/servers. I had specific problems trying to configure this in a single configuration file ... so I cooked up another solution. My Hackney ways - in /etc/rc.local : # start gnump3d audio server sudo -u apache /usr/bin/gnump3d.kracker sudo -u apache /usr/bin/gnump3d.gnu - in /usr/bin/gnump3d.music #!/bin/bash # start (kracker) gnump3d audio server MUSIC_DIR=/home/media SERVER_CONF=/etc/gnump3d/gnump3d_music.conf SERVER_PORT=8088 gnump3d --config $SERVER_CONF --root $MUSIC_DIR --port $SERVER_PORT & An init script ... I guess wish that a distribution non-specific init script was included in the default package to make this a little simpler for everyone out of the box. So I put together one for me (centos) which works well enough for one installation/server in an all be it static way. It's attached / hosted (temporarily) at: http://kracker.org/gnump3d/init.d/gnump3d I still think that for this to be truly useful out of the box for me / multiple server configurations; the conf file should support multiple server's setting in a single configuration structure (instead of multiple copies of the same conf file)? I'm sure I'm a little off the wall and missing something that makes this simpler, but I have yet to see it. But hey, what do you think ? //kracker Atmosphere - Smart Went Crazy On 3/25/06, Kevin Oberle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Howdy, > > How do I go about restarting the gnump3d process? > I assume one merely kills the process to stop it, > but what's the command line to get it going again? > > Currently, if I tweak a config setting and want to see it's effect, > I reboot the server. There's gotta be a better way, > but the documentation doesn't appear to mention it. > > Thanks, > Kevin
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