9 Jul
2003
9 Jul
'03
3:34 a.m.
I have 0.8.11pre29 installed on Redhat 8.0. Also have MySQL installed and
working, so my users have been declared "persistant".
I can sign-in, but cannot see any of my contacts that are signed-in. If I
go to the server, I can see the list of those signed-in. I tried to change
the ser.cfg file for debugging, but then SER won't start up, and the server
hangs at "Starting SER". I can't go any further at the console, I have ssh
in and kill then process then reboot.
Scott Morris
Senior Network Engineer
ORAU / ORISE
865-576-4672
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New subject: [Serusers] SER installation, allows signin, but can't see anyone else
On Jul 08, 2003 at 13:34, Morris, Scott <MorrisS(a)orau.gov> wrote:
I have 0.8.11pre29 installed on Redhat 8.0. Also have
MySQL installed and
working, so my users have been declared "persistant".
I can sign-in, but cannot see any of my contacts that are signed-in. If I
go to the server, I can see the list of those signed-in. I tried to change
the ser.cfg file for debugging, but then SER won't start up, and the server
hangs at "Starting SER". I can't go any further at the console, I have
ssh
in and kill then process then reboot.
If you are starting ser at boot, don't set dont_fork=1 in the cfg. file.
This will stop ser from becoming a daemon and detaching and it will block
your booting process (on most distributions).
dont_fork is only for debugging, which means manually starting ser, from
a terminal.
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