Re: [Zope3-dev] problem with multiple instances of zope3 as daemon via init script on gentoo

2006-01-11 Thread Bernd Dorn


On 11.01.2006, at 14:27, Jim Washington wrote:


Bernd Dorn wrote:


hi all

i have two init scripts (see below) which start a zope3 instance
this works fine if i start one of them, but if i try to start the   
second, the following message appears


* Starting Zope in /home/zope1/timetables ...
WARNING! zdrun is managing a different program!
our program   = ['/home/zope1/timetables/bin/runzope']
daemon's args = ['/home/zope1/screens/bin/runzope']
daemon process already running; pid=10839

seems that the pid of the other instance is taken, does anybody  
know  how to solve this

or is there another way to start zope3 as an unprivileged user?
as far as i know there is no effective-user directive in zope.conf  
as  in zope2


Does this script put a zdsock file in /etc/init.d?  I have noticed  
that the zdsock file is created in the directory where zopectl is  
called.  If this is what you are seeing, one solution might be to  
do some cd statements (e.g., cd $INSTANCE_HOME) so that multiple  
zdsock files are created, one for each instance.




thx, you brought me on the right track!

it is actually a problem with the default zdaemon.conf in zopeskel,  
where socket-name is just set to zdsock


this will be placed in the working directory, which in my case was  
the home directory of the user because of the - switch to su


so i added the following line to zdaemon.conf:

socket-name $DATADIR/zopectlsock, which this is the behavior of zope  
2 skel


i would say this is a bug, because instances created with  
mkzopeinstance can not be run in parallel
additionally with socket-name set to zdsock one is unable to run  
zopectl as root, because then the socket gets created in the home of  
root where the user the daemon is running on has no access. this  
leads to an access denied error.


the init script is now the same as with zope2, i can just call  
zopectl directly without suing to the zope user


i will fix this in the trunk

thx, bernd







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Re: [Zope3-dev] problem with multiple instances of zope3 as daemon via init script on gentoo

2006-01-11 Thread Bernd Dorn


On 11.01.2006, at 15:42, Bernd Dorn wrote:



On 11.01.2006, at 14:27, Jim Washington wrote:


Bernd Dorn wrote:


hi all

i have two init scripts (see below) which start a zope3 instance
this works fine if i start one of them, but if i try to start  
the  second, the following message appears


* Starting Zope in /home/zope1/timetables ...
WARNING! zdrun is managing a different program!
our program   = ['/home/zope1/timetables/bin/runzope']
daemon's args = ['/home/zope1/screens/bin/runzope']
daemon process already running; pid=10839

seems that the pid of the other instance is taken, does anybody  
know  how to solve this

or is there another way to start zope3 as an unprivileged user?
as far as i know there is no effective-user directive in  
zope.conf as  in zope2


Does this script put a zdsock file in /etc/init.d?  I have noticed  
that the zdsock file is created in the directory where zopectl is  
called.  If this is what you are seeing, one solution might be to  
do some cd statements (e.g., cd $INSTANCE_HOME) so that multiple  
zdsock files are created, one for each instance.




thx, you brought me on the right track!

it is actually a problem with the default zdaemon.conf in zopeskel,  
where socket-name is just set to zdsock


this will be placed in the working directory, which in my case was  
the home directory of the user because of the - switch to su


so i added the following line to zdaemon.conf:

socket-name $DATADIR/zopectlsock, which this is the behavior of  
zope 2 skel


i would say this is a bug, because instances created with  
mkzopeinstance can not be run in parallel
additionally with socket-name set to zdsock one is unable to run  
zopectl as root, because then the socket gets created in the home  
of root where the user the daemon is running on has no access. this  
leads to an access denied error.


the init script is now the same as with zope2, i can just call  
zopectl directly without suing to the zope user


i will fix this in the trunk


done see: http://svn.zope.org/Zope3/trunk/zopeskel/etc/ 
zdaemon.conf.in?rev=41267view=rev



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