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Check FSHost in code/ryzom/server/frontend_service.cfg
You may have messed when editing.

molator wrote:

Check FSHost in code/ryzom/server/frontend_service.cfg
I may have messed when editing.

I did it， but the server does not work.

2010/08/17 22:23:06 INF 3073853136 FS config_file.h 337 EParseError : CF: Exception will be launched: Parse error on the "/home/ryzom/ryzom/code/ryzom/server/frontend_service.cfg" file, line 0

You may have forgot a ' or " somewhere.
That's what the log is saying.
The default frontend_service.cfg is ok.
Didn't you change more than needed ?

no, I didn't change other thing..I think there is something wrong in service_launcher.sh

here is mine:

@
#!/bin/sh

1. the object is to make a launcher script that works with a command file to determine when to launch the application that it is responsible for

#DOMAIN=$(pwd |sed "s%/home/ryzom/ryzom/%%" | sed "s%/.*%%")
DOMAIN=open
#NAME_BASE=$(pwd | sed 's/\/home\/ryzom/ryzom\///' | sed 's/^.*\///')

NAME_BASE="$1/$1"
mkdir $1
shift

1. then
   CTRL_FILE=${NAME_BASE}.launch_ctrl
   NEXT_CTRL_FILE=${NAME_BASE}.deferred_launch_ctrl
   #elif [ _$DOMAIN == _pre_pre_live ]
2. then
3. CTRL_FILE=${NAME_BASE}.launch_ctrl
4. NEXT_CTRL_FILE=${NAME_BASE}.deferred_launch_ctrl
   #else
5. CTRL_FILE=${NAME_BASE}_immediate.launch_ctrl
   #fi
   STATE_FILE=${NAME_BASE}.state
   START_COUNTER_FILE=${NAME_BASE}.start_count
   CTRL_CMDLINE=$*

echo
echo ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
echo Starting service launcher
echo ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
printf "%-16s = " CMDLINE ; echo $CTRL_CMDLINE
printf "%-16s = " CTRL_FILE ; echo $CTRL_FILE
printf "%-16s = " NEXT_CTRL_FILE ; echo $NEXT_CTRL_FILE
printf "%-16s = " STATE_FILE ; echo $STATE_FILE
echo ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
echo

1. reinit the start counter
   echo 0 > $START_COUNTER_FILE
   START_COUNTER=0

echo Press ENTER to launch program
while true
do

1. see if the conditions are right to launch the app
   if [ -e $CTRL_FILE ]
   then
   1. a control file exists so read it's contents
      CTRL_COMMAND=_$(cat $CTRL_FILE)_
   1. do we have a 'launch' command?
      if [ $CTRL_COMMAND == LAUNCH ]
      then
      1. update the start counter
         START_COUNTER=$(( $START_COUNTER + 1 ))
         echo $START_COUNTER > $START_COUNTER_FILE
      1. big nasty hack to deal with the special cases of ryzom_naming_service and ryzom_admin_service who have badly names cfg files
         for f in ryzom_*cfg
         do
         cp $f $(echo $f | sed "s/ryzom_//")
         done
      2. we have a launch command so prepare, launch, wait for exit and do the housekeeping
         echo -----------------------------------------------------------------------
         echo Launching ...
         echo
         printf RUNNING > $STATE_FILE

      $CTRL_CMDLINE

      echo -----------------------------------------------------------------------
                        printf STOPPED > $STATE_FILE

      1. consume (remove) the control file to allow start once
         rm $CTRL_FILE

      echo Press ENTER to relaunch
             fi
        fi

1. either we haven't launched the app yet or we have launched and it has exitted
   if [ -e $NEXT_CTRL_FILE ]
   then # we have some kind of relaunch directive lined up so deal with it
   mv $NEXT_CTRL_FILE $CTRL_FILE
   else # give the terminal user a chance to press enter to provoke a re-launch
   HOLD=HOLD
   read -t2 HOLD
   if [ ${HOLD} != HOLD ]
   then
   printf LAUNCH > $CTRL_FILE
   fi
   fi
   #lunch end
   done

@

Hello,

Have you tried "sudo dpkg-reconfigure dash" and select "no"?

I don't know if it should be linked to.

surely I did, but it doesn't work still......