Hi.
On 04.06.2016 23:31, Erik Huelsmann wrote:
Hi Silver,
Thanks, didn't think it's possible that it's an official separate
module :-)
Since beta6, it's possible to use cpanm to install all dependencies.
It should have retrieved that (and all other) modules for you. Did
"cpanm --installdeps ." miss it?
Currently no dependencies seem to be missing. I also don't find this
"Scripts" from CPAN. It's something else than dependency, isn't it?
But now there's another weird error:
Unable to open script: LedgerSMB::Scripts::setup : No such file or
directory: Attempt to reload LedgerSMB/Scripts/setup.pm
<http://setup.pm> aborted.
Compilation failed in require at (eval 554) line 1.
What command do you use to start starman? I'm using:
ledgersmb-root-dir$ starman -Ilib tools/starman.psgi
My script is as follows:
cd /usr/local/www/ledgersmb15/
/usr/local/bin/starman master -I lib/ --listen :5055 --error-log
/var/log/starman.log --daemonize --user www --group www --pid
/var/run/starman/starman.pid --app tools/starman.psgi
PS. Is there a way to say to starman where its working directory
is so that it's not necessary to cd into it first? It's what makes
it not possible to use FreeBSD official startup script so far.
I'm not aware of such an option, no. Which official startup script do
you mean? Starman's, LedgerSMB's or a generic SysV startup script to
be used with all FreeBSD daemons?
FreeBSD uses its own rc scripts. The standard one for Starman can be
seen here:
https://svnweb.freebsd.org/ports/head/www/p5-Starman/files/starman.in?revision=340872&view=markup
I then defined the startup like this in /etc/rc.conf:
starman_enable="YES"
starman_config="/usr/local/www/ledgersmb15/tools/starman.psgi"
starman_flags="-I /usr/local/www/ledgersmb15/lib/ --listen :5055
--error-log /var/log/starman.log"
But that way includes were missing, configuration could not be found
etc. When I use my own script then it works.
--
Silver
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