sourceforge was down today, plus if you change into a folder with "cd" you just enter "install.sh" not the whole path!
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arbitrabbit wrote:I have put a quick hack in my /opt/etc/init.d/S80lighthttpd. My stop section now looks like
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stop)
if [ -n "`ps aux |awk '/\/opt\/sbin\/lighttpd/ {print $1}'`" ]; then
echo "Stopping web server: $NAME"
kill -5 "`ps aux |awk '/\/opt\/sbin\/lighttpd/ {print $1}'`"
fi
;;
This takes care of the problem I mentioned in the post above and only kills the right instance of lighttpd
I still can't get lighttpd to automatically start though. Seems that somehow starting two instances conflicts with the other instance of lighttpd run by the Media server. Any solution to that?

Mojo the Monkey wrote:arbitrabbit wrote:I have put a quick hack in my /opt/etc/init.d/S80lighthttpd. My stop section now looks like
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stop)
if [ -n "`ps aux |awk '/\/opt\/sbin\/lighttpd/ {print $1}'`" ]; then
echo "Stopping web server: $NAME"
kill -5 "`ps aux |awk '/\/opt\/sbin\/lighttpd/ {print $1}'`"
fi
;;
This takes care of the problem I mentioned in the post above and only kills the right instance of lighttpd
I still can't get lighttpd to automatically start though. Seems that somehow starting two instances conflicts with the other instance of lighttpd run by the Media server. Any solution to that?
I am having the same problem described and fixed here, but when I modify my "S80lighthttpd" file and copy it back to the dir it seems to just kill lighttpd. It takes the removal of lighttpd and reinstallation again to recover.
I copy the S80lighthttpd file to my Windows machine, add in the text above and then copy it back to the init.d folder but this doesn't work, can anyone help me at all?
Cheers,
Mojo

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