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rhel init script stop function does not work #100

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acobaugh opened this issue Jan 8, 2016 · 0 comments
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rhel init script stop function does not work #100

acobaugh opened this issue Jan 8, 2016 · 0 comments

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acobaugh commented Jan 8, 2016

We start the process as /usr/bin/graphios, then try to kill graphios.py. The process shows up like this:

nagios 6138 6137 0 15:25 pts/0 00:00:00 /usr/bin/python -tt /usr/bin/graphios

So obviously this doesn't work.

acobaugh added a commit to acobaugh/graphios that referenced this issue Jan 13, 2016
- Source /etc/sysconfig/graphios, if it exists
- Support an $OPTIONS variable to pass additional options to the program
- Use nohup+su to start and fork graphios.py instead of relying on sudo which requires a tty in its default configuration - should
 fix Issue shawn-sterling#99
- Start the program via /usr/bin/graphios.py, not /usr/bin/graphios. Fixes Issue
 shawn-sterling#100
- Other cleanup, including text formatting, spaces, etc
justino pushed a commit to justino/graphios that referenced this issue Jun 26, 2020
- Source /etc/sysconfig/graphios, if it exists
- Support an $OPTIONS variable to pass additional options to the program
- Use nohup+su to start and fork graphios.py instead of relying on sudo which requires a tty in its default configuration - should
 fix Issue shawn-sterling#99
- Start the program via /usr/bin/graphios.py, not /usr/bin/graphios. Fixes Issue
 shawn-sterling#100
- Other cleanup, including text formatting, spaces, etc
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