Public bug reported:
rabbitmq-server fails to start (`sudo service [re]start rabbitmq-
server`) if the log directory (`/var/log/rabbitmq` by default) does not
exist.
It's a frequent use-case for people who mount `/var/log` as `tmpfs`
(e.g. for SSD optimization).
The script just hangs forever and does not provide any useful output nor
(you guessed it) any log.
Running `sudo mkdir /var/log/rabbitmq && sudo chown rabbitmq:rabbitmq
/var/log && sudo service rabbitmq-server restart` starts it
successfully, though.
Bug noticed on rabbitmq-server 3.6.2-1 but it may affect other versions
too.
Feel free to ask more information, I reproduce this bug every single
morning when starting my computer ;-)
** Affects: rabbitmq-server (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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rabbitmq-server fails to start when /var/log/rabbitmq does not exist
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