Notices tagged with queuedaemon
#monit configured and running with most of my services : clamav, cron, denyhosts, mediagoblin, munin, mysql, nginx, php-fpm, redis-server, rsyslog and sshd. Let’s make one for prosody, improve the php-fpm one (one pid, multiple socks), and let’s see if it possible to follow some processes like the #queuedaemon (seems possible and quite easy), or #etherpad-lite (maybe a little bit more tricky).
Sometimes I have “Sorry! We had trouble sending your notice. The servers are overloaded. Please try again, and contact the site administrator if this problem persists.” #error message in !statusnet. I’m using the #queuedaemon. Have any !feds encountered this ? I don’t know where I could search for it : #mysql, #nginx or #php-fpm ?
@pztrn When I first did it (v.1.0.1), #queuedaemon would not run with #Tbridge enabled. Now with 1.1.0, queue runs, but T does nothing.
Sur mon blog, le pied intégral : activer le #queuedaemon de !statusnet sur un hébergement #mutualisé auquel il manque #pcntl_fork / dirty how-to for !statusnet on a #shared #hosting with the #queuedaemon http://s.postblue.info/q4zro
about a year ago from webIt’s official : #queuedaemon enabled on a #shared #hosting by #PlanetHoster : wget php-5.3.10 \ wget phpize \ edit #phpize for phpdir, includedir, aclocaldir \ ./phpize \ ./configure \ make \ make test \ cp modules/pcntl.so ~/php-modules \ brand new php.ini somewhere in statusnet folder with extension_dir and extension=pcntl.so \ edit statusnet/scripts/startdaemon.sh to get something like php -c /path/to/the/new/php.ini \ edit config.php and add the #queuedaemon stuff \ checkschema.php \ FUCKIN DONE AND WORKIN !vivalafederation
