I'm running a node.js service (statsd) on CentOS 6. What's the proper way to daemonize and start such a service?
Potential Daemonizers--are daemonizers supposed to be language-specific or general?:
forever (node-specific)
daemonize
nohup (presumably wrong)
start-stop-daemon(debian-only? is this for daemonizing or starting/stopping?
I have a service that is used for converting MS Word documents to PDF's.
This service has worked well on some systems yet been unresponsive on others.
The service starts an executable (which has been verified to be running through Task Manager).
Then when I try to use the software to convert documents it fails.
I don't know if it can be ssh'd into.
Hello,
How does systemd shut down the system?
It appears that sc.exe isn't capable of setting the 'restart service after' parameter and powershell isn't capable of setting up service restarts at all.
My intended configuration is failure1/restart failure2/restart failure3/nothing with a five minute counter between each restart.
I have a service which starts from a broadcast and will run and import the vcards . I would like to show a progressbar if the service is still running when the user opens the app which has this service . and dismiss the progress bar once the service is stopped.
How can I achieve this.
After upgrading from F15 to F16 with what I thought was a single, minor issue, I am slowly running into more issues, and more severe.
All of these issues seem to be the "default" after a reboot, and are all services that do not start:
- MySQL server service does not start at bootup.
Hi admins, I have a question on shared diskgroup in vcs. Let's say i have two node cluster node A and B. I am having the failover service group (including the required resources such as disk grp, IP, mount..etc)
For an instance, the service grp is running on node A and suddenly if one of the shared disk gets failed, how can we have the service grp automatically switched to node B?
I have a small network running Windows 2008 where the DHCP service on the domain controller fails every two weeks. The resulting error is Event ID 1059 and the Event Viewer message is:
"The DHCP service failed to see a directory server for authorization."
The setup features two domain controller and the usual services and roles (file, print, Exchange).