Hi!
Just noticed: stopping mpd works fine *unless* it's during the
upgrade. I'll look into it.
Christoph
Some more information:
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christoph@mitoraj {1} ~
23:25 0 % sudo start-stop-daemon --stop --oknodo --retry 5 --pidfile
/run/mpd/pid --exec /usr/bin/mpd
No /usr/bin/mpd found running; none killed.
christoph@mitoraj {1} ~
23:25 0 % ps auxf | grep mpd
1000 5772 0.0 0.0 9108 1548 ? S+ 23:25 0:00
\_ grep mpd
mpd 4657 0.0 0.1 365148 15628 ? Ss 23:24 0:00 /usr/bin/mpd
/etc/mpd.conf
christoph@mitoraj {1} ~
23:25 0 % cat /run/mpd/pid
4657
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Wild guess:
start-stop-daemon on bsd acting weird iff the actual binary on
/usr/bin/mpd (--exec) is not the same (inode-wise) as the running
one.
Open question:
Why does it work on linux just fine / is only mpd breaking on *kbsd
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