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I have this strange issue. |
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I install lcdproc to drive a VFD in my HTPC case. |
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So I set it up and started it (it is working.) |
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However: |
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# rc-status | grep LCDd |
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LCDd [ crashed ] |
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But it is actually running (and the display is working): |
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# ps aux | grep LCDd |
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nobody 9353 0.0 0.1 2616 2104 ? Ss 20:30 0:00 |
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/usr/sbin/LCDd -c /etc/LCDd.conf |
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I did notice that there is nothing under /run, which is likely tripping |
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up openrc (as in: no pid file for LCDd.) |
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All that is in /etc/init.d/LCDd is: |
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instance="${SVCNAME}" |
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name="LCDProc (${instance})" |
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pidfile="/run/${instance}.pid" |
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command="/usr/sbin/LCDd" |
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command_args="-c /etc/${instance}.conf" |
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depend() { |
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use g15daemon |
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use net |
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} |
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There is no entry in /etc/conf.d/ for LCDd, does it require one? More |
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curiously, it refers to an instance in the init.d file but I do not know |
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where it is pulling this information from. Does it require a symlink |
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(thinking something like net.lo -> net.eth0 as an example)? |
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Hopefully someone knows what it is trying to do and can point me in the |
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right direction. |
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Dan |
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