Jens Persson escribió: > Ismael Luceno wrote: >> Jens Persson escribió: >> >>> Ismael Luceno wrote: >>> >>>> W_ is a macro, and is defined in initng.h . >>>> >>>> If you don't want that warning, and you don't use the nge plugin, >>>> remove it. If you want nge, then you can remove the warning from >>>> the plugin >>>> >>> Hmm, I'm probably using nge as it spits out those warnings. That must be >>> the logical conclusion to take. :D And btw, the warnings are ok, it's >>> the other crap I don't like. What file and line. >>> >> That's to know from where the warning comes, and it's very handy :). >> >> When I said to remove the nge plugin, I mean to disable it when you do >> cmake (or ccmake if you prefer). >> >> Anyway, you should not get these warnings; the sockets are created >> in /dev/initng/, so maybe something is wrong with your /dev. >> >> Do you have the latest versions of initng and ifiles? >> > Yes I have the latest. But if you say there shouldn't be warnings at all > I should be looking somewhere else to fix it. This is on my own distro > Enlisy and is the only thing left to fix, otherwise I have a 100% clean > Initng boot. But it's late here in Sweden now but I'm open for > suggestions what could be the problem so I could fix it later. These > warnings comes early so it might be a service that starts "too early" > that causes it. Anyway, thanks for the help so far.
I assume you have udev and a tmpfs /dev. Then the /dev/initng/* stuff should be regenerated when system/udev/mountdev service mounts a tmpfs on /dev. That is done by sending a SIGHUP to initng; the problem here is that udev.i uses pidof to get the pid of initng. If you don't have something "strange" in your boot process, then you can replace the `pidof initng` to 1 in udev.i . I hope that fix your problem. :) I will add pidof to initng, when I can commit again... Jimmy, if you are there, what is going on with the server? :( -- _______________________________________________ Initng mailing list [email protected] http://jw.dyndns.org/mailman/listinfo/initng
