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Bernard Johnson wrote:
> Stephen Warren wrote:
>> This is because the killproc function runs pidof to find the PID of the
>> tmda-ofmipd process. However, since this is a Python process:
>>
>> pidof tmda-ofmipd returns nothing
>> pidof python returns the appopriate PIDs, and more!
>>
>
> What are you seeing (specifically) that makes you think it doesn't work?
> Does it just not kill the process? Generate a trace (see below).
>
> By the way, at least on my FC6 box, it runs
>
> pidof -x /usr/bin/tmda-ofmipd
> pidof -x tmda-ofmipd
On FC3, even with the -x option, pidof doesn't find any PIDs; it's
always just looking at the command (python) and not the script name
(tmda-ofmipd).
There is a bug in RH bugzilla regarding this, which apparently applied
to CentOS 3, and triggered an updated sysvinit package to fix this. I
haven't tracked down whether this particular bug report/patch applies to
FC3 or not.
Anyway, I just replaced the kill command in the init script with this
and it's working:
ps auxww|grep ${program}|grep -v grep|awk '{print $2}'|xargs kill
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