OS Linux Debian8:
pasted below files and folder:
etc/init.d/supla-server
etc/supla-server/supla.cfg
# make key in etc/supla-server
etc/init.d/sudo chmod +x supla-server
update-rc.d supla-server defaults
update-rc.d supla-server enable
pasted supla-server in /usr/sbin/ folder
systemctl daemon-reload
/etc/init.d/supla-server start
service supla-server status (shows active exited)
why please help me
supla-server shows (active) exited
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svarun
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Where can I find the supla-server file. My directory doesn't contains any such file.
Help me.
Thank you
Help me.
Thank you
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Onlyzen
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- Joined: Mon Jul 24, 2017 12:46 pm
I have 2 concerns about this statement:
1. Explanation sounds as if the service terminated but ps -ef | grep -i nfs still shows nfsd still running. Not until systemctl stop nfs does it stop appearing in ps
2. After we complete the exercises of updating /etc/exports (assuming this is the NFS Exports that was referred to earlier), at 12:25min you'll see the nfs service was restarted and the status displayed again. It is still active (exited) even after defining NFS Exports.
The original definition of why active (exited) appears doesn't seem to be accurate or am I missing something?
1. Explanation sounds as if the service terminated but ps -ef | grep -i nfs still shows nfsd still running. Not until systemctl stop nfs does it stop appearing in ps
2. After we complete the exercises of updating /etc/exports (assuming this is the NFS Exports that was referred to earlier), at 12:25min you'll see the nfs service was restarted and the status displayed again. It is still active (exited) even after defining NFS Exports.
The original definition of why active (exited) appears doesn't seem to be accurate or am I missing something?