On Sun, 2010-07-11 at 21:26 +0300, Yavor Nikolov wrote: > As I've mentioned - I couldn't stop the daemon. I.e. - I tried to stop > the daemon using "/etc/init.d/scmbug-server stop" but after that > daemon process was still running (I checked using ps).
I understand that the daemon failed to stop in your system. > After removing "--name scmbug_daemon" from script I was able to stop > the same process using the above-mentioned "stop" command. But removing "--name scmbug_daemon" does not mean that adding it back in and trying to stop the daemon won't stop the daemon. The start-stop-daemon manpage shows an example of using --name <somename> to stop daemons. Thus the command issued appears correct. The reason it fails needs to be further investigated. I am not convinced removing "--name" fixes something; I believe it may be breaking something. Perhaps you upgraded from an older scmbug version while a scmbug daemon was already running and a pidfile with an incorrect pid stayed around. > There was no problem with daemon starting in fact (maybe no need to > change the start command). That's what threw me off in the patch. > /Actually - I thought looking a bit more details about start/stop > scripts since I also got a warning during .deb installation (probably > due to lack of "status" handling which seems to be mandatory according > to Debian's docs)./ Thanks. This should be addressed. http://bugzilla.mkgnu.net/show_bug.cgi?id=1481
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