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chromecow

I tried this:

Code:



 [root@server palabre-src-0.6b]# python Palabre.py &

And it works as advertised, but using it, I find that the command:

Code:



 Palabre stop

gives this error:

Code:



 [root@server]# palabre stop

2008-05-07 15:26:55,908 : INFO     No log file has been specified

2008-05-07 15:26:55,909 : INFO     Palabre will only print log to console

2008-05-07 15:26:55,991 : INFO     Stopping Palabre...

Could not stop, Palabre is not running (pid file '/var/run/palabre.pid' is missing).

For development, I think running it without the "&" is better workflow, as you can always kill palabre with CTRL-C.

I've been stopping and restarting the server *a lot* these past few days, testing new module code, and CTRL-C is a huge timesaver.

My $0.02
-Sean

chromecow Nice one, Karl!

karl

Actually, Googling a little more helped me out... so for future reference:

Code:



 [root@server palabre-src-0.6b]# python Palabre.py &

"&" at the end puts her in the background. Joy!

karl

hi,

having the same problem. I can confirm that running Palabre by

Code:



 # python Palabre.py

Fixes the module loading problem, however I can't seem to get it to run as a daemon, even though it's configured to do so in palabre.conf

Code:



 startdaemon = true

Thus when I SSH to my machine, I can only run Palabre (with my modules) as a logged in user.

Any clues to either:

a) load my modules via the palabre command
or
b) load my modules via the python command as a daemon

?

admin

Hi

The version with modules is currently BETA and the installer isn't "really" ready yet :)

Try running Palabre from the folder where you extrated it.

Code:



 

# cd palabre-0.6b (or whatever folder you choose)

# python Palabre.py

Have fun,

Chromecow Sorry forgot to include:

Running on a dedicated VPS

Python 2.4.3 (#1, Feb 7 2008, 10:30:15)

[GCC 3.4.6 20060404 (Red Hat 3.4.6-9)] on linux2

The server is running CentOS (unbranded Red Hat, IIRC)

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