[Serusers] starting and stopping ser

[zkeatts]

Hemant,

   Do the following from your command line.

$ ps -U root

Check to see if all of the ser processes were stopped.  I have noticed 
that if you try to start ser twice in a row, this message will crop up, 
since the first instance of ser has already bound itself to 127.0.0.1

If you inadvertantly did this then try running

$ ser stop

again.  If that doesn't kill the processes you can also try

$ killall ser

good luck,

Zach Keatts
Sofware Engineer
Nuvio.com

Hemant Patel (IP) wrote:

> Hi List ,
>
> This is my first install and use of ser so please bear with me.
>
> I've installed ser 0.9.3 ( Linux i386 ) binary.
> Started and stopped ser with the default ser.cfg - fine.
> Amended ser.cfg to load mysql.so auth and auth_db modules as per 
> standard instructions.
>
> Mysql version is 4.0.18.
> I used  'mysql_sh' script to create default ser database and ser , 
> serro users in mysql with default password.
> Checked that 'admin' user also setup on ser database with default 
> password.
> Have set debug level 7 in ser.cfg to follow what goes on.
>
> Logged in as normal user and then su as root
>
> So here goes..
>
> ser start         - this seems to be ok.
> ser stop         - seems to report ser has stopped
> ser start         - connection to 127.0.0.1 already in use message ( ???)
>
> So am I starting and stopping ser incorrectly ?
> What's the best way to start and stop ser - in a development environment ?
>
> Any pointers gratefully received.
>
> thanks
> -- 
> Hemant Patel
> *ip*wise Ltd
> http://www.ipwise.com
>
> hpatel at ipwise.com
> (+44) 0208 2409433
>
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