tags 801848 wontfix thanks
Hi all, Yes, as Helmar said, the CONFIG_FILE is correct. This variable is used by /etc/init.d/iwatch script, not by iwatch program. The problem is caused by systemd and will need a manual action because the systemd upstream do not want autoreloads. You can see more details in #790262 [1]. [1] https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=790262 What to do? Please, follow the steps: 1. Install iwatch via APT. 2. Change the /etc/default/iwatch 3. Run # systemctl daemon-reload 4. Run # /etc/init.d/iwatch restart Please, let me to know if these actions solve the problem. I intend to add these steps in README.Debian file. Regards, Eriberto 2015-11-27 13:34 GMT-02:00 Helmar Gerloni <[email protected]>: > I had a similar issue on current Jessie with iwatch 0.2.2-3. After > installation and configuration iwatch does not start: > > apt-get install iwatch > set "START_DAEMON=true" in /etc/default/iwatch > > but > > systemctl start iwatch.service > or > /etc/init.d/iwatch start > > do not start the iwatch daemon. No error, no warning, simply nothing. > > After a reboot everything is OK. Something needs to be restarted after > installation; i did not find out what. But it has nothing to do with > CONFIG_FILE, this is the correct syntax.
