This is a discussion on startproc -p not creating PID file - Linux ; 1) 9.3 pro, i686, stock 2.6.11 kernel from the CDs. 2) Patches current. 3) Plenty of disk. Neither # /sbin/startproc -f -p /var/run/myproc.pid /home/me/myproc nor # /sbin/startproc -f -p myproc.pid /home/me/myproc nor # /sbin/startproc -f /home/me/myproc nor # /sbin/startproc /home/me/myproc ...
1) 9.3 pro, i686, stock 2.6.11 kernel from the CDs.
2) Patches current.
3) Plenty of disk.
Neither
# /sbin/startproc -f -p /var/run/myproc.pid /home/me/myproc
nor
# /sbin/startproc -f -p myproc.pid /home/me/myproc
nor
# /sbin/startproc -f /home/me/myproc
nor
# /sbin/startproc /home/me/myproc
....ever creates the PID file, anywhere, let alone in /var/run. But
the process is running like a champ.