Looking more closely, the init.d script that the package uses (debian/kannel.init) has this line
> PIDFILES=/var/run/kannel > while the (somewhat similar) sample init.d script (utils/kannel-init.d) has this line > PIDFILES=/var/run > Using the second init.d script will work fine, although it is not installed with the package (you have to download the source to get it). On Dec 16, 2007 5:41 PM, Aaron Simmons <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'm using kannel with Ubuntu (via apt-get) and am running into a problem. > Seems that the kannel init.d script requires /var/run/kannel to exist in > order to run. However, ubuntu maps /var/run to a tempfs in ram, so it gets > wiped out after every reboot. Kannel needs to use a different path, or it > needs to have a startup script create this path. > > Is this a known bug? Will it be addressed in the next version? > > > Thanks, > aaron > > >
