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Manually stop, start and restart

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    Gekran
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    How can I stop, start and restart the fop2 server?
    I had to start the server by doing:
    #> cd /usr/local/fop2
    #> ./fop2_server

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      cwingfield
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      service fop2 restart? works for me.

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        Gekran
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        Unfortunately it doesn't work for me

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          Gekran
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          Nobody face the same problem?
          I am using Debian version 2.6.18-4-686 and Asterisk version 1.4.26.2.

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            nicolas
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            in debian you use:

            /etc/init.d/fop2 [start|stop|restart]

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              Gekran
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              Hello Nicolás,

              When I do [ /etc/init.d/fop2 restart ] I got the message "No such file or directory".
              When I look into /etc/init.d I don't see fop2.

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                nicolas
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                It seems the install failed to copy the init script. You can do so by hand, look into the init directory in fop2 tarball, there is a fop2.debian script, copy that into /etc/init.d and perform an update-rc.d to add it to your startup/shutdown.

                Best regards,

                --
                Nicolás Gudiño

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