On Wed, Jan 09, 2019 at 10:58:27AM -0600, Jay Williams wrote:
> > Ok so that's to workaround a bug.
> > At the very least it warrants a comment in the rc.d script.
>
> Perhaps something like this?
No sorry, that makes no sense.
You didn't explain the issue in the comment.
And also, have a look at
Ok so that's to workaround a bug.
At the very least it warrants a comment in the rc.d script.
Perhaps something like this?
#!/bin/ksh
#
# searchd - Sphinxsearch network daemon
#
# Use --nodetach flag in combination with rc_bg to workaround searchd not
# listening on specified network ports
d
On Wed, Jan 09, 2019 at 09:24:48AM -0600, Jay Williams wrote:
> > Why using --nodetach and then rc_bg=YES ?
>
> Without the --nodetach flag, the Sphinx daemon doesn't keep listening on the
> specified inet ports. (There very well may be a bug in this version of
> Sphinx, especially considering it'
Why using --nodetach and then rc_bg=YES ?
Without the --nodetach flag, the Sphinx daemon doesn't keep listening on the
specified inet ports. (There very well may be a bug in this version of
Sphinx, especially considering it's age, but that's beyond my skills.)
According to the searchd(1) man
On Tue, Jan 08, 2019 at 04:23:40PM -0600, Jay Williams wrote:
> I've installed the Sphinx search daemon (searchd), and noticed that the port
> didn't come with a rc.d script. After a good bit of man page reading and
> debugging, I was able to get the Sphinx search daemon to behave properly,
> namel
