[Dachs-support] [bug] No DaCHS server appears to be running
Carlos Henrique Brandt
carloshenriquebrandt at gmail.com
Wed Feb 23 12:44:23 CET 2022
Hi Markus,
Foreword: I thought this was an issue in the realms of Docker, since there
is no init system there. I then deployed DaCHS in a Debian VM but the
problem remains. That's why I'm raising it as a bug.
The issue: when I ask Dachs to `reload`, it throws the following error
message:
```
root at epn-vespa:~# service dachs reload
Reloading VO server config: dachs*** Error: No DaCHS server appears to be
running. Thus, not
reloading.
failed!
```
> `service dachs force-reload` seems to work, though.
I'm running last-week-latest version:
```
root at epn-vespa:~# dachs --version
Software (2.5.2) Schema (30/30)
```
And...Dachs is running (and complaining...so...working! ;):
```
root at epn-vespa:~# service dachs status
● dachs.service - The DaCHS VO server
Loaded: loaded (/lib/systemd/system/dachs.service; enabled; vendor
preset: enabled)
Active: active (running) since Wed 2022-02-23 12:23:40 CET; 10min ago
Docs: man:dachs
Main PID: 287837 (dachs)
Tasks: 2 (limit: 4660)
Memory: 80.3M
CPU: 2.098s
CGroup: /system.slice/dachs.service
└─287837 /usr/bin/python3 /usr/bin/dachs serve start -f
Feb 23 12:23:40 epn-vespa systemd[1]: Started The DaCHS VO server.
Feb 23 12:23:42 epn-vespa dachs[287837]: *X*X* Bad userconfig:
(StructureError('Invalid script type preIndex for resource elements', None,
None)), ignoring it. Run 'dachs val %' to see actual errors.
Feb 23 12:23:42 epn-vespa dachs[287837]: *X*X* Bad userconfig:
(StructureError('Invalid script type preIndex for resource elements', None,
None)), ignoring it. Run 'dachs val %' to see actual errors.
```
Thanks,
Carlos
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