When I enter "/etc/init.d/god start" I get "The server is not
available (or you do not have permissions to access it)" (about 1/3 of
every call, in 2/3 of the calles it starts.
After getting this error, I enter the same command ("/etc/init.d/god
start") and it starts without any problem.
Any ideas why my root user don't has root permissions every time? ;)
the start:
/usr/bin/god -P /var/run/god.pid -l /var/log/god.log
/usr/bin/god load /etc/god.conf
stopping (between the starts):
kill -9 `ps -ef | grep god.pid | egrep -v grep | awk '{print
$2}'`
rm -rf /var/run/god.pid
rm -rf /tmp/god.*.sock
I had to rewrite the kill because the killing of the number in
the .pid file without -9 did nothing at all...
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