24 Apr
2008
24 Apr
'08
4:25 a.m.
Hello
Could you guys please give some help?
I've just compiled and installed OpenSER 1.3.1 with tls in a Debian 4.0 R3. The
modules mysql and snmpstats are included but not used yet.
The openserctl commands is working smoothly in order to start, monitoring and stop.
But I still can't start openser on boot.
I have coppied the openser.init and openser.default files from source packaging
directory to /etc/init.d/openser and /etc/default/openser respectively.
Then, after configuring /etc/default/openser file, I configured /etc/init.d/openser as
executable.
So, when i call "/etc/init.d/openser start", got the output:
grep: /etc/openser/openser.cfg: No such file or directory
Starting openser: openser already running.
But, after type "/etc/init.d/openser status", I got:
Status of openser: openser is not running
And really it is not working.
So, how to get openser starting on boot? Is there another way?
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24 Apr
24 Apr
10:45 a.m.
Have you built a deb package and installed from the deb package or you
just simply installed from source using make install? By default,
'make install' will install everything under /usr/local as opposed to
the deb packages install, which will install everything properly.
Check the path to openser (run 'which openser') and compare with what
you have in your init.d script.
Regards,
Ovidiu Sas
On Wed, Apr 23, 2008 at 9:25 PM, Robson Souza <cbolas2004(a)yahoo.com.br> wrote:
Hello
Could you guys please give some help?
I've just compiled and installed OpenSER 1.3.1 with tls in a Debian 4.0 R3.
The modules mysql and snmpstats are included but not used yet.
The openserctl commands is working smoothly in order to start, monitoring
and stop.
But I still can't start openser on boot.
I have coppied the openser.init and openser.default files from source
packaging directory to /etc/init.d/openser and /etc/default/openser
respectively.
Then, after configuring /etc/default/openser file, I configured
/etc/init.d/openser as executable.
So, when i call "/etc/init.d/openser start", got the output:
grep: /etc/openser/openser.cfg: No such file or directory
Starting openser: openser already running.
But, after type "/etc/init.d/openser status", I got:
Status of openser: openser is not running
And really it is not working.
So, how to get openser starting on boot? Is there another way?
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2:43 p.m.
On debian you should use "make deb" and then "dpkg -i" to install the
packages. Then debian will setup everthing automatically - you only have
to edit /etc/defaults/openser to start openser.
If you installed manually, you have to copy the initscript to
/etc/init.d/openser and make sure the paths in the init script are
correct. Further, you have to tell debian to start the startupscript on
boot. This is done using "update-rc.d openser defaults"
regards
klaus
Robson Souza wrote:
Hello
Could you guys please give some help?
I've just compiled and installed OpenSER 1.3.1 with tls in a Debian 4.0
R3. The modules mysql and snmpstats are included but not used yet.
The openserctl commands is working smoothly in order to start,
monitoring and stop.
But I still can't start openser on boot.
I have coppied the openser.init and openser.default files from source
packaging directory to /etc/init.d/openser and /etc/default/openser
respectively.
Then, after configuring /etc/default/openser file, I configured
/etc/init.d/openser as executable.
So, when i call "/etc/init.d/openser start", got the output:
grep: /etc/openser/openser.cfg: No such file or directory
Starting openser: openser already running.
But, after type "/etc/init.d/openser status", I got:
Status of openser: openser is not running
And really it is not working.
So, how to get openser starting on boot? Is there another way?
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2:45 p.m.
Klaus Darilion wrote:
On debian you should use "make deb" and then
"dpkg -i" to install the
packages. Then debian will setup everthing automatically - you only have
to edit /etc/defaults/openser to start openser.
If you installed manually, you have to copy the initscript to
/etc/init.d/openser and make sure the paths in the init script are
correct. Further, you have to tell debian to start the startupscript on
boot. This is done using "update-rc.d openser defaults"
Once you did this, you should not used openserctl to stop/start openser.
Instead always use /etc/init.d/openser [start|stop]
regards
klaus
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