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Bob Swerdlow
I've created a Python daemon that starts a bunch of BitTorrent downloader
process. Everything is working fine when I start the daemon by hand (logged
on as root). I can quit the session and see that the daemon is running and
the subprocesses are running, too. However, when I configure the system to
automatically start the daemon on boot-up, the daemon runs, but the
processes are not created.
This is on Solaris 8 with Python 2.3.3. The processes are started with
popen2. I'm starting the processes with a script in /etc/rc3.d/S81btseeds.
Any suggestions? Why should it care that it is running at start-up?
Bob Swerdlow
COO
Transpose
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207-781-8284
http://www.transpose.com
process. Everything is working fine when I start the daemon by hand (logged
on as root). I can quit the session and see that the daemon is running and
the subprocesses are running, too. However, when I configure the system to
automatically start the daemon on boot-up, the daemon runs, but the
processes are not created.
This is on Solaris 8 with Python 2.3.3. The processes are started with
popen2. I'm starting the processes with a script in /etc/rc3.d/S81btseeds.
Any suggestions? Why should it care that it is running at start-up?
Bob Swerdlow
COO
Transpose
(e-mail address removed)
207-781-8284
http://www.transpose.com