On 12/4/13 10:19 AM, Damien Kick wrote:
> I don't find anything useful here <http://daemonic.sourceforge.net> or
> here <http://sourceforge.net/projects/daemonic/>. There is also no
> man page I can find. So ... how is one meant to use daemonic? What
> do these commands do?
>
> $ daemonic -h
> Usage: daemonic command parameters...
> Valid commands:
> enable <servicename>...
> disable <servicename>...
> install <servicename>...
> update <servicename>...
> remove <servicename>...
> dump
> $
>
> Well, 'daemonic dump' is obvious enough. For example, I've recently
> 'fink install'ed nginx. This is what 'deamonic dump' told me about
> it.
>
> service net.nginx.nginx:
> description "Nginx web server"
> message "Nginx 1.4.4"
> startmessage "Starting Nginx 1.4.4"
> stopmessage "Stopping Nginx 1.4.4"
> restartmessage "Restarting Nginx 1.4.4"
> daemon net.nginx.nginx:
> executable "/sw/sbin/nginx"
> parameters -not set-
> configfile "/sw/etc/nginx/nginx.conf"
> pidfile "/sw/var/run/nginx.pid"
> prerun -not set-
>
> 'daemonic enable' seemed like a good place to start.
>
> $ sudo daemonic enable net.nginx.nginx
> Password:
> $
>
> Okay ... Digging around a bit more in the Intertubes, looks like it
> did the following.
>
> $ ls -F /Library/StartupItems/
> cma/ daemonic-net.nginx.nginx/
> daemonic-dbus/
> $
>
> But it didn't start anything.
>
> $ ps ax | grep nginx
> 47876 s003 R+ 0:00.01 grep nginx
> $
>
> And this just did ... I have no fscking idea.
>
> $ sudo daemonic install net.nginx.nginx
> Password:
> $ ps ax | grep daemonic
> 47883 s003 R+ 0:00.01 grep daemonic
> $
>
> Thanks in advance for any help.
>
>
>
Yeah, the documentation isn't completely transparent. daemonic doesn't
actually start services:
"install" registers a service as potentially startable at boot time.
"enable" makes it startable.
"disable" makes it not startable.
"remove" unregisters the service.
"update" replaces an older configuration with a new one.
To start the service without a reboot, you either need to start it
yourself or the package that provides it should start it for you.
nginx is _supposed_ to start its service after installation, though:
Fiona:Downloads hansen$ fink dumpinfo -fpostinstscript nginx
Information about 8867 packages read in 1 seconds.
postinstscript:
#/bin/sh -ex
if [ "$1" = "configure" ]; then
/usr/sbin/chown -R www:www /sw/var/log/nginx /sw/var/lib/nginx
/sw/var/nginx/www /sw/var/lock/nginx
/sw/bin/daemonic install net.nginx.nginx
fi
if [ "$1" = "upgrade" ]; then
/sw/bin/daemonic update net.nginx.nginx
fi
/sw/bin/daemonic enable net.nginx.nginx
if [ -f /sw/var/run/nginx.pid ]; then
echo "Stopping nginx"
killall nginx 2>/dev/null
echo "Starting nginx"
/sw/sbin/nginx
fi
Anyway, doing a "/sw/sbin/nginx &" should start it in the background for
you.
--
Alexander Hansen, Ph.D.
Fink User Liaison
My package updates: http://finkakh.wordpress.com/
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