[nas] shutting down cleanly

[Jon Trulson]

On Wed, 6 Oct 2004, Paul England wrote:

> Yes, permissions seem to be 777, but I still get the
> Error binding unix socket: /tmp/.sockets/audio[x]
> : Address already in use
>
> Fatal server error:
> Cannot establish unix listening socket
>
> This is Redhat Enterprise something-rather... not my distro of choice. :)
>

 	That shouldn't happen... When you kill nas, do you use '-9' or 
just regular TERM?  Does it really die?

 	There isn't currently any provision for transport to 'cleanup; on 
exit.  As long as someone else has no opened it and bound it, it should be 
available for the next invocation.  What version of NAS are you using?

 	Anyone else ever seen this problem?

> Paul
>
>> On Sun, 3 Oct 2004, Paul England wrote:
>> 
>>> Is there a way to shut down nasd cleanly?  I'm convinced my previous
>>> probablems are not related to nasd (either the OS, or the platform that 
>>> I'm
>>> using to talk to nasd).  I still, however, have one problem.
>>> 
>>> Using the kill command always leaves a file.  /tmp/.sockets/audio[x]
>>> where x = the port offset I use for nasd.  Until I delete this file, I 
>>> cant' use that
>>> as the port offset.
>> 
>> 
>> 
>>     What are the permissions on this file?  Should be 777... Perhaps your 
>> OS is doing some 'extra' /tmp/ maintenance?  I'm looking at Mandrake 9.1 at 
>> the moment...
>> 
>>     What kind of error do you get?
>> 
>

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