ok, this happened to me: I was installed couchdb-bin package instead of
couchdb.
With only couchdb-bin package, I don't have the /etc/init.d/couchdb.
Installing and following your instructions I dont have any problem.
Could be feasible add a simple user detection for permission at begging
of /us
** Changed in: couchdb (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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So if you run `couchdb` as a regular user, the process wont have access
to write to the appropriate log and run files. Although starting a per-
user couchdb is a bit of a pain, the problem you're reporting isn't a
bug.
If you're trying to start the system-wide couchdb daemon, do this:
$ sudo /etc
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