On 03/24/2011 08:30 AM, Ben Snowden wrote:
Thanks Leif. That did the trick. The only differences were that I was
using the default directory /usr/local and the --with-group=nobody
option. I also just ran make without the --j6 option. Not really sure
what that does. One of those things made a difference just not sure
which one.
If you can figure out what made it break before, we'd love to get a bug
filed on it. I hate mysterious "fixes" like this, obviously something
went wrong somewhere, and perhaps it's really a bug we ought to fix.
-j6 (or just -j if you have lots of CPU power) makes Gnu make run the
build process "parallelized". This will generally speed up the build
quite significantly, unless you only have one core of course (then it
won't make much difference).
Cheers,
-- Leif
*From:*Leif Hedstrom [mailto:[email protected]]
*Sent:* Wednesday, March 23, 2011 11:03 PM
*To:* [email protected]
*Cc:* Ben Snowden
*Subject:* Re: [ANNOUNCE] Apache Traffic Server 2.1.7-unstable released
On 03/23/2011 10:06 AM, Ben Snowden wrote:
I cannot seem to get 2.1.7 to run on ubuntu 10.04 x64. I have compiled
2.1.5 fine and got it working rather easily. No logs are generated
when I run "trafficserver start" and the traffic server daemons are
not started. I configured it with the --with-group=nobody option. I
had to use the --without-sqlite3 option before but that one is no
longer valid. Any help would be appreciated.
Hmmm, I tried this on a 10.04 x64 installation, a VM, and it works for
me. This is what I did
% sudo rm -rf /opt/ats
% cd trafficserver-src
% ./configure --prefix=/opt/ats
% make -j6
% sudo make install
% cd /opt/ats
% sudo ./bin/trafficserver start
% ps awux | grep traffic
root 14010 0.0 0.5 46704 2852 ? Ss 20:58 0:00
/opt/ats/bin/traffic_cop
nobody 14012 0.2 1.2 188448 6180 ? Ssl 20:58 0:00
/opt/ats/bin/traffic_manager
nobody 14023 2.1 19.1 218636 96728 ? Sl 20:58 0:02
/opt/ats/bin/traffic_server -M -A,7:X
A few things to check / consider:
1) You don't need the --with-group any more, the defaults are sane for
more Unix / Linux versions now.
2) sqlite3 is as you've noticed not required any more (it's never used)
3) If that still fails, make sure you've blown away the entire old
installation. I'm wondering if there's a permission problem in your
install.
4) If that still fails, please examine /var/log/messages and all the
logs in ${prefix}/var/log/trafficserver (where $prefix is default
/usr/local, in my case it's /opt/ats).
Cheers,
-- leif
