package gracie
tags 568385 + pending
thanks
On 12-Feb-2010, Ben Finney wrote:
I am testing a fix for this in the upstream code.
I haven't seen a response from you on this matter, so I will assume
you are busy. Thank you very much for the work and communication you
did so far on this bug report.
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Bug #568385 [gracie] gracie: network socket file descriptor must remain open
when becoming
On Wed, 2010-02-10 at 23:27 +1100, Ben Finney wrote:
Thank you for taking the trouble to track down this problem to this
level of detail, and for reporting it here.
No problem at all, I had to restore my openid service anyway =)
Can you please provide a command-line that I can run to
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Bug #568385 [gracie] gracie: daemonizes too late, ends up with socket closed
I am testing a fix for this in the upstream code. The daemon context
now receives the HTTP server socket file descriptor, and is told not
to close that file descriptor. (This uses the ‘files_exclude’ option of
the DaemonContext instance.)
The command I'm using to test this in the upstream
On 04-Feb-2010, Gustavo Noronha Silva wrote:
Gracie does not work for me after upgrading (it doesn't open the
port). After investigating a while, it looks like the problem is it
daemonizes after having the port bound, and listened to, but the
daemonization process closes the socket:
Thank you
Package: gracie
Version: 0.2.10-3
Severity: grave
Justification: renders package unusable
Gracie does not work for me after upgrading (it doesn't open the
port). After investigating a while, it looks like the problem is it
daemonizes after having the port bound, and listened to, but the
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