The pid files may be removed for you on successful stop. They only linger on crash. That message is not a failure, just a warning that the files you want removed are already gone.
HTH On Jun 30, 2012 10:35 AM, "Blake Galbreath" <[email protected]> wrote: > I am having no luck getting past my "unable to bootstrap client for > requests" > error at testing stage of opensrf 2.0 install. > > I have tried: > > osrf_ctl -l -a stop_all > rm /openils/var/run/*.pid > osrf_ctl -l -a start_all > > but it can't find the .pid files: > > bgalbre1@bgalbre1-MacBookPro:~$ su - opensrf > Password: > opensrf@bgalbre1-MacBookPro:~$ osrf_ctl.sh -l -a stop_all > OpenSRF C not running > Stopping OpenSRF Perl > * stopping all services for localhost > * opensrf.persist not running > * opensrf.settings not running > * opensrf.validator not running > OpenSRF Router not running > opensrf@bgalbre1-MacBookPro:~$ rm /openils/var/run/*.pid > rm: cannot remove `/openils/var/run/*.pid': No such file or directory > opensrf@bgalbre1-MacBookPro:~$ > > What am I missing!? > > Thanks, > Blake > >
