Hi Andi,
Is a 'service packetfence status' also returns the hash prompt
immediately back?
Usually, this means a needed config file (pf.conf per example) can't be
found.
Are you sure this file is correctly in place ? Permissions are good and
the content seems right?
Let me know!
On 7/13/12 06:38 , Morris, Andi wrote:
Hi Mark,
nothing of note. I had to gunzip the packetfence.log.gz file, and the last
entries in that are from the last time I used the secondary PF server, which
was on July 11th.
It's almost as if the server has forgotten all about the packetfence service
group.
"Jul 09 13:31:50 pfcmd(3646) INFO: pidof -x pfdhcplistener returned 0
(pf::services::service_ctl)
Jul 09 13:31:50 pfcmd(3646) INFO: /usr/local/pf/sbin/pfmon status
(pf::services::service_ctl)
Jul 09 13:31:50 pfcmd(3646) INFO: pidof -x pfmon returned 0
(pf::services::service_ctl)
Jul 09 13:31:57 pfcmd(3667) INFO: Executing pfcmd service pf stop
(main::service)
Jul 09 13:31:57 pfcmd(3667) INFO: /usr/sbin/named stop
(pf::services::service_ctl)
Jul 09 13:31:57 pfcmd(3667) INFO: Stopping named with '/usr/bin/pkill named'
(pf::services::service_ctl)
Jul 09 13:31:57 pfcmd(3667) INFO: /usr/sbin/named status
(pf::services::service_ctl)
Jul 09 13:31:57 pfcmd(3667) INFO: pidof -x named returned 0
(pf::services::service_ctl)
Jul 09 13:31:57 pfcmd(3667) INFO: /usr/sbin/dhcpd stop
(pf::services::service_ctl)
Jul 09 13:31:57 pfcmd(3667) INFO: Stopping dhcpd with '/usr/bin/pkill dhcpd'
(pf::services::service_ctl)
Jul 09 13:31:57 pfcmd(3667) INFO: /usr/sbin/dhcpd status
(pf::services::service_ctl)
Jul 09 13:31:57 pfcmd(3667) INFO: pidof -x dhcpd returned 0
(pf::services::service_ctl)
Jul 09 13:31:57 pfcmd(3667) INFO: /usr/sbin/radiusd stop
(pf::services::service_ctl)
Jul 09 13:31:57 pfcmd(3667) INFO: Stopping radiusd with '/usr/bin/pkill
radiusd' (pf::services::service_ctl)
Jul 09 13:31:57 pfcmd(3667) INFO: /usr/sbin/radiusd status
(pf::services::service_ctl)
Jul 09 13:31:57 pfcmd(3667) INFO: pidof -x radiusd returned 0
(pf::services::service_ctl)
Jul 09 13:31:57 pfcmd(3667) INFO: /usr/sbin/httpd stop
(pf::services::service_ctl)
Jul 09 13:31:57 pfcmd(3667) INFO: Stopping httpd with '/usr/bin/pkill httpd'
(pf::services::service_ctl)
Jul 09 13:31:57 pfcmd(3667) INFO: /usr/sbin/httpd status
(pf::services::service_ctl)
Jul 09 13:31:57 pfcmd(3667) INFO: pidof -x httpd returned 0
(pf::services::service_ctl)
Jul 09 13:31:57 pfcmd(3667) INFO: /usr/sbin/snmptrapd stop
(pf::services::service_ctl)
Jul 09 13:31:57 pfcmd(3667) INFO: Stopping snmptrapd with '/usr/bin/pkill
snmptrapd' (pf::services::service_ctl)
Jul 09 13:31:57 pfcmd(3667) INFO: /usr/sbin/snmptrapd status
(pf::services::service_ctl)
"
________________________________________
From: Mark Holmes [[email protected]]
Sent: 13 July 2012 11:27
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [PacketFence-users] starting packetfence services
Hi Andi,
Is there anything in packetfence.log?
Mark
-----Original Message-----
From: Morris, Andi [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: 13 July 2012 11:25
To: [email protected]
Subject: [PacketFence-users] starting packetfence services
Hi all,
I'm having trouble getting my packetfence services to start since yesterday and
I'm unsure why. The only thing I changed yesterday was to add a cron job to do
a sql dump and a copy of the conf and /etc/raddb folders over to a windows
server each night. I did the exact same thing to my primary packetfence server
and this does not show the problem.
If I run 'service packetfence start' as usual, nothing happens and I just get
the hash prompt immediately back.
Can anyone help please?
Cheers,
Andi
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