Furthermore, I just observed that if I wait a few minutes, the init script SAYS that liquidsoap has been stopped/started, whatever, but there is no such process when I look for the name of my script "main.liq" using ps aux | grep main.
Looks like something is wrong somewhere... On 09/29/11 15:52, Audiodef Online wrote: > However, if I wait a few minutes, the pid is stopped when I try > /etc/init.d/liquidsoap restart/stop again. I don't think I should have > to wait, right? Shouldn't it be killed immediately? > > On 09/29/11 15:51, Audiodef Online wrote: >> I spoke too soon. The init script is back to not stopping the pid, and >> I've zero idea why. >> >> On 09/29/11 15:14, Audiodef Online wrote: >>> Thus far, it seems to be working now. There must have been a bug in the >>> beta 3 init script...? >>> >>> On 09/29/11 15:12, Audiodef Online wrote: >>>> Update: I forgot to copy the script from the latest sources I >>>> downloaded. I don't know if the Gentoo init script has changed, but I >>>> will post as to whether or not this helped. >>>> >>>> On 09/29/11 15:00, Audiodef Online wrote: >>>>> I mentioned this in another post, but this is apparently an issue, at >>>>> least for me, on its own now. >>>>> >>>>> My init script has stopped working properly, and I'm at a loss as to >>>>> why, because even when I go back to the script I was using that USED to >>>>> work, /etc/init.d/liquidsoap restart or stop still cannot kill the pid. >>>>> I don't even know where to look for info to troubleshoot this, because >>>>> the log I tell my script to write to has no info on any crashes or >>>>> segv's, and there's nothing at all in /usr/local/var/log/liquidsoap. >>>>> >>>>> This started happening when I was on beta-3, and continues to happen >>>>> since fetching the latest development code this morning. >>>>> >>>>> Other than that, I have changed nothing in the init script or anything >>>>> else anywhere on my system since the time when this was working - that's >>>>> why I'm confused about this. >>>>> >>>>> Where can I begin? >>>>> >>>>> Damien >>>>> >>>>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ >>>>> All the data continuously generated in your IT infrastructure contains a >>>>> definitive record of customers, application performance, security >>>>> threats, fraudulent activity and more. 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