Re: supervise not running
Larry Weldon <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.network.djbdns |
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| Message-ID | <1221484859.5321.11.camel@tiger> |
On Mon, 2008-09-15 at 21:31 +0930, Daryl Tester wrote: > Larry Weldon wrote: > > > No. The log only ever had an entry when it was run manually as: > > svscanboot & > > Ah, I wasn't aware that you had done that - in which case it makes > perfect sense that nothing was recorded in the log after the svscan > invocation because running it from the command line works. > concatenate has nailed it. > Yes. In fact I was thus pointed in a new direction. I found a kernel option - nopinit - no parallel init - which stops the kernel from running the rc scripts in parallel. Thus they run one at a time in sequence and you can tell which one(s) don't start. It was interesting to note that when the kernel does not run rc scripts in parallel the machine will not boot if a process hangs. And I had two such. haldaemon wasn't starting (and I had already found that) and httpd wasn't starting. Although I had seen that, as well, I mistakenly thought it meant that _nothing_ was starting. So now the machine starts OK but I have to figure out what's wrong with some hardware and with apache (et al). Thanks to you and concatenate I learned more about how the startup works. I must thank the list again for their forbearance since this turned out to be OT. Larry