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Re: cfservd not creating cfservd.pid
From: |
PAUL WILLIAMSON |
Subject: |
Re: cfservd not creating cfservd.pid |
Date: |
Tue, 17 Jan 2006 16:13:16 -0500 |
>>> "Jeremy Mates" <jmates@sial.org> 01/17/06 1:52 PM >>>
> > * PAUL WILLIAMSON <pwilliamson@mandtbank.com>
> > I have a cfservd startup script, but since no pid exists, the
> > status command isn't working because no pid is found.
> > Should one be created by starting up cfservd?
>
> Why not just run cfengine at startup (e.g. from rc.local, or
> a init script that runs cfexecd -F), and let cfengine
> determine whether or not cfservd needs to run?
That's essentially what I was trying to do. The documentation
is very good on explaining what options are there, but no
recommendation on which is the best way. I wasn't sure if
running cfservd at startup was best, or cfexecd. Once I get past
that, I'll have a little easier time.
I'm just having a hard time letting go of the
/etc/init.d/<processname> (in this case cfenvd or cfservd) mentality
to managing the process for cfengine.
Is it normal to feel this confused about cfengine? Probably not, as
I'm working on just a few hours of sleep after staying up my
my sick daughter...
Paul