Ramage;239632 Wrote:
Installed 11/2 nightly, stop function works OK, but mysqld and
mDNSResponder threads are left running (as expected?)
If these processes are left running then it's not working properly.
This was the whole point of bug 5620.
In any of your tests, have these processes been
Fletch;239475 Wrote:
Yeah, it's a race condition that probably only shows up on slow machines
or virtual machines.
My Fedora 7 box isn't necessarily slow and I was experiencing bug 5620
until the '-d 6' argument was added to the killproc function call.
AMD Athlon(tm) XP 2200+
MemTotal:
I missed that part of Ramage's response. I'm not sure how to fix the
bug if the -d option is not available.
Ramage, is it repeatable? Is it running in a VM?
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Installed 11/2 nightly, stop function works OK:
/etc/rc.d/init.d/slimserver contains:
stop() {
echo -n Shutting down SqueezeCenter:
# Support old versions of RHEL and still fix bug 5620
KILLPROC_ARGS=
if [ `grep -c 'Usage: killproc.*-d delay'
I've amended /etc/rc.d/init.d/slimserver to
stop() {
echo -n Shutting down SqueezeCenter:
if [ `grep -c 'Usage: killproc.*-d delay' /etc/init.d/functions` -ge
1 ]; then
killproc -d 6 $SLIMSERVER_BIN
else
killproc $SLIMSERVER_BIN
Unable to stop recent nightlies (including 1/11) using service
slimserver stop. The system is CC4.1 sp1 and nightly is rpm.
Other commands: start and status work OK.
I get the following result on the command line:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] /]# service slimserver stop
Shutting down SqueezeCenter:
I have fixed the script for stopping SC7 in CC 4.01 sp1
Compare with the original in the first post:
stop() {
echo -n Shutting down SqueezeCenter:
killproc $SLIMSERVER_BIN -SIGTERM
RETVAL=$?
echo
[ $RETVAL -eq 0 ] rm -f /var/lock/subsys/slimserver
return $RETVAL
Note that the line
I think RPM build was updated recently. See
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=39789
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bpa;239449 Wrote:
I think RPM build was updated recently. See
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=39789
Yes I saw that and wondered if it might be the cause, but I thought the
rebuilt rpm was on a separate repository accessed through yum rather
than the slimserver nightlies. I
Ramage;239446 Wrote:
I have fixed the script for stopping SC7 in CC 4.01 sp1
Compare with the original in the first post:
stop() {
echo -n Shutting down SqueezeCenter:
killproc $SLIMSERVER_BIN -SIGTERM
RETVAL=$?
echo
[ $RETVAL -eq 0 ] rm -f /var/lock/subsys/slimserver
return
I made that change (change 14150) to fix bug 5620. It's been reported
to work on recent versions of CentOS and Fedora. It looks like CC is
incompatible with the -d option. What version of CentOS is CC4.1 based
on? I'll go find a CC mirror and see why their /etc/init.d/functions is
different.
Fletch;239468 Wrote:
I made that change (change 14150) to fix bug 5620. It's been reported
to work on recent versions of CentOS and Fedora. It looks like CC is
incompatible with the -d option. What version of CentOS is CC4.1 based
on? I'll go find a CC mirror and see why their
Ramage;239471 Wrote:
Yeah, I've now read the bug report, but CC4.1 kills all the child
processes with the old init.d
Yeah, it's a race condition that probably only shows up on slow
machines or virtual machines.
The kernel version for CC 4.1 is 2.6.9 altho' 4.2 (now available) will
upgrade
Thanks for the info Fletch,
I'll do the workaround for now.
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T5500 1.6GHz, Slimserver 6.5.5 - 13599 - Windows Vista, Alien 1.06
P4 2.6GHz, SqueezeCentre Version: 7.0 - 14284 - Windows XP, Alien 2.0b
P2 266MHz, Linux ClarkConnect 4.1.sp1, SlimServer Version: 7 - 14284,
Alien 2.0b,
I don't know a way to test the version of the killproc() function.
Something ugly like the following should work.
Code:
if [ `grep -c 'Usage: killproc.*-d delay' /etc/init.d/functions` -ge 1 ];
then
killproc -d 6 $SLIMSERVER_BIN
else
killproc
Fletch wrote:
I don't know a way to test the version of the killproc() function.
Something ugly like the following should work.
Code:
if [ `grep -c 'Usage: killproc.*-d delay' /etc/init.d/functions` -ge 1
]; then
killproc -d 6 $SLIMSERVER_BIN
else
Yeah, that's better Robin. I wish there was a cleaner solution for if
[ some_test_for_ClarkConnect ]...
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Fletch wrote:
Yeah, that's better Robin. I wish there was a cleaner solution for if
[ some_test_for_ClarkConnect ]...
Check /etc/redhat-release?
R.
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Robin Bowes;239547 Wrote:
Check /etc/redhat-release?
That won't work. CC 4.2 identifies itself as CentOS 4.4 which should
work but doesn't. Anyway, I've committed change 14309 so it's gets in
the nightly builds. Ramage, please let me know if it works OK.
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