Hi,
I disabled packetfence on boot, disabled cron watch, restarted, and
there were two remaining socket files in /usr/local/pf/var/run
("pfconfig.sock" and "radiusd.sock")
Deleted those, then: service packetfence start, and YES the pfdns.pid
was created, and gui shows everything as running.
Should the service watch conjob run as pf user, or as root? On my system
it was running as root, perhaps that's an issue?
MJ
On 6/17/2015 21:09, Louis Munro wrote:
> I suspect foul play between watch and pfdns.
>
> If you can, stop all service.
> Make sure to disable “watch".
> Kill any service that would not be stopped. Reboot if you have to.
>
> Then restart the services.
>
> See if they leave their pid files in the var/run directory.
>
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> On Jun 17, 2015, at 15:04 , heupink <heup...@gmail.com
> <mailto:heup...@gmail.com>> wrote:
>
>>
>> The web admin shows pfdns as NOT running, and also the service watch
>> tries to restart it.
>>
>> After following your tips, carbon-cache & carbon-relay seem to behave
>> better, thanks.
>
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