Hi. I have successfully installed SER 0.9.3 in a FC3 box. I have a couple of UAs registered and they can call one each other. Now I decided to install MySQL in the same box so I tried to stop SER by: Using serctl stop and got ser.pid not found. I know it should be at /etc/var or /etc/var/ser but nothing Searched the whole box and couldn't find it. ? ? Then I tried /etc/init.d/ser stop and got "not such file or directory" Tried also /usr/local/sbin/ser stop but I got the "Listening on message. At this point as the newbie that I am I have to ask for your advice. How do I get those files in the right place and how do I stop SER? Thanks Juan
killall ser
and before you locate ser.pid
do
locate -u ./
that will update the locate db
then type locate ser.pid, and u should find it if it is there
Iqbal
Juan wrote:
Hi. I have successfully installed SER 0.9.3 in a FC3 box. I have a couple of UAs registered and they can call one each other. Now I decided to install MySQL in the same box so I tried to stop SER by: Using serctl stop and got ser.pid not found. I know it should be at /etc/var or /etc/var/ser but nothing Searched the whole box and couldn't find it. ? ? Then I tried /etc/init.d/ser stop and got "not such file or directory" Tried also /usr/local/sbin/ser stop but I got the "Listening on message. At this point as the newbie that I am I have to ask for your advice. How do I get those files in the right place and how do I stop SER? Thanks Juan
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Thanks, my friend. The killall worked. Ser is stopped. But after locate -u ./ I still cannot find ser.pid. So it is not there. How can I generate it or get it? TNX AGN Juan -----Original Message----- From: Iqbal [mailto:iqbal@gigo.co.uk] Sent: Friday, July 01, 2005 12:12 PM To: Juan Cc: serusers@lists.iptel.org Subject: Re: [Serusers] How to stop SER?
killall ser
and before you locate ser.pid
do
locate -u ./
that will update the locate db
then type locate ser.pid, and u should find it if it is there
Iqbal
Juan wrote:
Hi. I have successfully installed SER 0.9.3 in a FC3 box. I have a couple of UAs registered and they can call one each other. Now I decided to install MySQL in the same box so I tried to stop SER by: Using serctl stop and got ser.pid not found. I know it should be at /etc/var or /etc/var/ser but nothing Searched the whole box and couldn't find it. ? ? Then I tried /etc/init.d/ser stop and got "not such file or directory" Tried also /usr/local/sbin/ser stop but I got the "Listening on message. At this point as the newbie that I am I have to ask for your advice. How do I get those files in the right place and how do I stop SER? Thanks Juan
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On Jul 01, 2005 at 12:26, Juan juan@uwtcallback.com wrote:
Thanks, my friend. The killall worked. Ser is stopped. But after locate -u ./ I still cannot find ser.pid. So it is not there. How can I generate it or get it?
How do you start ser? If you start it directly (not via an init.d scrip) you must pass it -P pid_file to create the pid file.
Andrei
TNX AGN Juan -----Original Message----- From: Iqbal [mailto:iqbal@gigo.co.uk] Sent: Friday, July 01, 2005 12:12 PM To: Juan Cc: serusers@lists.iptel.org Subject: Re: [Serusers] How to stop SER?
killall ser
and before you locate ser.pid
do
locate -u ./
that will update the locate db
then type locate ser.pid, and u should find it if it is there
Iqbal
Juan wrote:
Hi. I have successfully installed SER 0.9.3 in a FC3 box. I have a couple of UAs registered and they can call one each other. Now I decided to install MySQL in the same box so I tried to stop SER by: Using serctl stop and got ser.pid not found. I know it should be at /etc/var or /etc/var/ser but nothing Searched the whole box and couldn't find it. ? ? Then I tried /etc/init.d/ser stop and got "not such file or directory" Tried also /usr/local/sbin/ser stop but I got the "Listening on message. At this point as the newbie that I am I have to ask for your advice. How do I get those files in the right place and how do I stop SER? Thanks Juan
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Thanks. I got my ser.pid now. But don't be so happy. I am only in the beginning of this :) Regards Juan
-----Original Message----- From: Andrei Pelinescu-Onciul [mailto:andrei@iptel.org] Sent: Friday, July 01, 2005 1:02 PM To: Juan Cc: 'Iqbal'; serusers@lists.iptel.org Subject: Re: [Serusers] How to stop SER?
On Jul 01, 2005 at 12:26, Juan juan@uwtcallback.com wrote:
Thanks, my friend. The killall worked. Ser is stopped. But after locate -u ./ I still cannot find ser.pid. So it is not there. How can I generate it or get it?
How do you start ser? If you start it directly (not via an init.d scrip) you must pass it -P pid_file to create the pid file.
Andrei
TNX AGN Juan -----Original Message----- From: Iqbal [mailto:iqbal@gigo.co.uk] Sent: Friday, July 01, 2005 12:12 PM To: Juan Cc: serusers@lists.iptel.org Subject: Re: [Serusers] How to stop SER?
killall ser
and before you locate ser.pid
do
locate -u ./
that will update the locate db
then type locate ser.pid, and u should find it if it is there
Iqbal
Juan wrote:
Hi. I have successfully installed SER 0.9.3 in a FC3 box. I have a couple of UAs registered and they can call one each other. Now I decided to install MySQL in the same box so I tried to stop SER
by:
Using serctl stop and got ser.pid not found. I know it should be at /etc/var or /etc/var/ser but nothing Searched the whole box and couldn't find it. ? ? Then I tried /etc/init.d/ser stop and got "not such file or directory" Tried also /usr/local/sbin/ser stop but I got the "Listening on message. At this point as the newbie that I am I have to ask for your advice. How do I get those files in the right place and how do I stop SER? Thanks Juan
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