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Allan Gottlieb wrote: |
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> At Mon, 03 Jul 2006 12:05:52 -0500 Dale <teendale@×××××××××××××.com> wrote: |
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>> I have ran into things like this with services before. This is how I |
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>> do. I stop the service, /etc/init.d/<name> stop. Then I make sure it |
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>> is not still running somewhere. ps aux | grep <name> If nothing comes |
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>> up but the grep command then it is not running. If something does come |
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>> up then you need to kill it. I usually do killall <name>. If all is |
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>> well, then zap it and restart the service. It should be a clean start. |
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>> Hope that helps. |
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> Indeed it does. My error was in not remembering (or checking) the |
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> meaning of zap. I misremembered it as similar to killall. |
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> Thank you and Stefan for setting me straight. |
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> allan |
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Someone help me remember this. There was a update to a package that |
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manages the scripts a while back. I *think* it was baselayout or |
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something. He may need to make sure he has the right one. I used to |
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have this a lot but after the upgrade it works a LOT better. I rarely |
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have problems now. |
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Glad it worked. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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