What I found, after installation, was that the "neo4j" command did not
appear to exist. This is why I was using the "service" command to try to
start and stop the server -- and the server would not start.
Bottom line -- I installed the "neo4j" command, and then the "neo4j start"
command ... successfully started the server.
How did I install the command?
I added the symbolic link
/usr/local/sbin/neo4j
to point to
/var/lib/neo4j/bin/neo4j
Note: I believe the neo4j-shell command was already in that location, which
is why I installed the neo4j link.
It appears to me, perhaps incorrectly, that the installation did not
install the neo4j command properly.
I documented the steps that I took to install neo4j on the ubuntu 14.04 box
previously in the thread
(ending in sudo apt-get install neo4j, I think, after adding the location
of the repository).
I don't believe there were any errors reported, and all said and done, a
user would have neo4j-shell
but not "neo4j" as commands.
This was neo4j 2.2.x, I can provide the x if it is of importance (would
have to investigate).
-Jay Pedersen
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