Add new service - PostgreSQL to Services list
- Thread starter savajr
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http://www.directadmin.com/features.php?id=487
Add it to the services.status file.
Add it to the services.status file.
rldev,
You would just use the service name. So for example, MySQL's service name is "mysqld" as such the entry in the list if "mysqld=ON"
you would do the same thing for clamAV. If the service name was clamavd you would do something like "clamavd=ON"
You would just use the service name. So for example, MySQL's service name is "mysqld" as such the entry in the list if "mysqld=ON"
you would do the same thing for clamAV. If the service name was clamavd you would do something like "clamavd=ON"
jmstacey said:
Thank you for quick responce, I did as you suggested.
However after adding postgresql as service in /usr/local/directadmin/data/admin/services.status and restarting DirectAdmin it still doesn't appear in services list in admin panel. All the other services appear normally, this one doesn't appear.
The file services.status was sorted after DA restart, service is there, however isn't shown.
System logs (system and DA) don't show anything related to this problem.
Please suggest.
Isn't DA supposed to report down services in this list and try to restart them. I just tried a test with clamd and it was not restarted by DA. I didn't even receive any notification from DA. Am I wrong on this? come to think of it, I don't see DA trying to restart any services I take down.
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rldev said:
tried
pgsqld=ON
postgresql=ON
postmaster=ON
in /etc/rc.d/
it is called "postgresql"
here is my file
directadmin=ON
exim=ON
httpd=ON
mysqld=ON
named=ON
pgsqld=ON
postgresql=ON
postmaster=ON
proftpd=ON
sshd=ON
vm-pop3d=ON
Then restarted DirectAdmin service using services page inweb interface and from shell also using "service...".
doesn't appear.
Hard thing...
Is there anything else I should check?
ballyn
Verified User
I think the service is called "postgresql" but the actual master process is called "postmaster" or some such.
There are a lot of commands that will fall under this kind of operation and thus can't be monitored (courier-imap, e.g.).
Ideally, the user should be able to specify the name of the process in addition to the name of the service for monitoring.
There are a lot of commands that will fall under this kind of operation and thus can't be monitored (courier-imap, e.g.).
Ideally, the user should be able to specify the name of the process in addition to the name of the service for monitoring.
rldev said:
# ps awx|grep postgresql
24491 pts/3 D 0:00 grep postgresql
but
# ps awx|grep postgres
4804 ? S 0:16 postgres: stats buffer process
4805 ? S 0:10 postgres: stats collector process
24655 pts/3 S 0:00 grep postgres
also
# service postgresql status
postmaster (pid 4805 4804 4787) is running...
tried restarting it and DA, few times.
I know what I do, in short.
Just don't know much about DA habbits/manners.
After latest message, also added "postgres"
now services file looks like
pgsqld=ON
postgresql=ON
postmaster=ON
postgres=ON
no one appears
ballyn
Verified User
The service name and the executable name have to match for this work.
If you change the name of the init script to "postmaster" and then use
postmaster=ON
I think that DA will monitor it and restart it.
Of course, upgrades, etc. will break this.
You shouldn't need to restart DA to pick this up... are you sure you're running 1.24 or 1.24.1?
If you change the name of the init script to "postmaster" and then use
postmaster=ON
I think that DA will monitor it and restart it.
Of course, upgrades, etc. will break this.
You shouldn't need to restart DA to pick this up... are you sure you're running 1.24 or 1.24.1?
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ballyn
Verified User
I modified my previous post after looking at the process a bit...
Yes, you'll have to upgrade to 1.24 for DA to even see your changes to the file.
Yes, you'll have to upgrade to 1.24 for DA to even see your changes to the file.