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Hi to all ! |
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On unixes it's quite common, that if some daemon started from |
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init rc scripts fails, it's possible to re/start it paintless by hand |
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again ... |
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( but not on Gentoo ? ) |
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Let's try this: |
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#pkill -9 some_daemon |
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#/etc/init.d/some_daemon start (or restart) |
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You'll get stupid message "running already" and |
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the command fails with no action ... :o) |
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so probably stop is needed before ;-) |
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#/etc/init.d/some_daemon stop |
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You'll get message "not running", but if you try start it |
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again, stupid message comes again ! :-( |
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It's getting me really very nervous ... :-( |
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PS. |
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When I switched from RH to Gentoo, the first thing |
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I was worry about were rc init scripts, because I can |
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only hardly to imagine something better then system 5 ones... |
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let's try to convince me I am wrong :-) |
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Noro |
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